Is it still feminine after hysterectomy?

After a hysterectomy, women will feel more relaxed and engaged in their sex life because they are free from the hassles of pregnancy and childbirth. Therefore, hysterectomy will not affect normal sexual life.

Analyze the changes that occur after hysterectomy from a physiological perspective. In the early stages of sexual intercourse, the blood flow to the pelvic cavity will decrease due to hysterectomy, and the physical tension caused by the rising uterus will also disappear, making sexual pleasure less obvious.

The scar after hysterectomy will make the pelvic muscles lack elasticity and the vagina will be more difficult to expand. During the climax, uterine contractions also disappear. Since the hysterectomy has been performed, the pelvic cavity cannot keep blood in the body for a longer period of time, so the pleasure will disappear more easily.

For people who have had a hysterectomy, there is actually no physiological difference in the above feelings before and after the operation. However, many conservative women are affected by their own inferiority complex, and coupled with men's misunderstanding, women who have undergone hysterectomy are often even more restricted and unable to overcome their anxiety about surgery.

In fact, the really obvious changes in a woman's body after a hysterectomy are: only the uterus and ovaries are retained, the body will continue to secrete hormones and body fluids related to sexual behavior, and the body's sexual function is exactly the same as before the operation, so as long as the woman herself lets go of the psychological burden, it will not affect sexual relations. Therefore, when a man and a woman have a tense sexual relationship, they should consider consulting a specialist doctor.