What are the effects of removing the uterus?

The female body needs comprehensive protection, especially for women who have not given birth, they should pay attention to protecting themselves, otherwise some diseases will occur, which will cause great damage to the body. Many women become infertile due to carelessness, which is very harmful to women's body and mind. So what are the effects of removing the uterus for women? This is also something that many women are not very clear about.

Many women have to have their uterus removed due to disease treatment. This has a lot of impact on women, especially for women who have not given birth. What are the effects of removing the uterus?

What are the effects of removing the uterus?

Generally speaking, total hysterectomy does not affect female characteristics. These people usually start to worry before the operation that they are no longer women without a uterus, and they begin to resist sexual life psychologically after the operation. Of course, for some people with particularly severe psychological barriers, cervical preservation hysterectomy or myomectomy can also be performed. The main indications are: (1) those with smooth cervix and no chronic inflammation; (2) those under 35 years old with high demands for sexual life; (3) those who have ruled out cervical precancer lesions or cervical cancer. However, hysterectomy is recommended for women over 45 years old.

Whether hysterectomy will affect sexual life is also a very confusing issue for patients. Most women can still have normal sexual intercourse after a hysterectomy. According to foreign statistics, only six percent of patients' sexual life is affected after hysterectomy. Analyzing the causes, there are three main reasons: scar formation, vaginal atrophy and mental psychology, among which psychological factors play a leading role. The husband's attitude towards hysterectomy is an important factor in whether his or her future sexual life will be happy or not. Therefore, it is very important to explain and guide the couple together before and after the operation. Vaginal atrophy is mostly caused by avoiding sexual intercourse for a long time after surgery or by removing both ovaries at the same time.

The above is a detailed introduction to the effects of hysterectomy. When a woman has her hysterectomy removed, the damage to her body is not significant, but the psychological harm to women is great. When women encounter such a situation, they must adjust themselves well so that they can accept this situation.