I had a hysterectomy at 27.

Some women have their uterus removed due to some physiological factors, but there is no need to have a great psychological burden, because women's hormone maintenance is mainly dependent on the uterus and ovaries. So, what are the harms of having a hysterectomy at the age of 27? Let's have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

Women's sexual characteristics depend on the estrogen secreted by the uterus and ovaries. Therefore, if the uterus and ovaries are still functioning, it will not affect women's physiological characteristics, nor will it affect sexual intercourse. The key organ for sexual intercourse is the vagina, not the uterus. As long as the vagina is not damaged and its development is normal, it will not affect sexual life. The uterus mainly plays the role of creating a fetus. Without a uterus, a fetus cannot be created, but it has no effect on sexual life. The uterus and ovaries can secrete normal hormones, which will not affect sexual desire and the appearance of sexual pleasure. It also does not affect the quality of married life.

I had a hysterectomy at the age of 27. What are the consequences?

If a 27-year-old woman has a hysterectomy due to various gynecological diseases, the following harms will occur: 1. The uterus is the organ that carries the reproductive function. After a hysterectomy, women will lose their reproductive function. 2. In addition, the uterus also participates in endocrine functions, so if the hysterectomy is performed, women are more likely to enter menopause earlier. 3. After hysterectomy surgery, menstruation will disappear, which will have a certain impact on women's mental health. 4. After hysterectomy surgery, the changes in pelvic function may also affect the couple's sex life.

If you have your uterus removed due to some illness at the age of 27, the harm will be that you will not be able to get pregnant again, and you will not have your period again. However, because the ovaries are still normal and the uterus and ovaries are preserved, the skin is not likely to become loose, it is still elastic and shiny, and the skin will still be delicate. In addition, the uterus and ovaries metabolize estrogen and other hormones regularly, so osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease will not occur. If you have undergone a total hysterectomy, you still need to have regular follow-up visits, such as B-ultrasound examination to understand the condition of the pelvis, whether there are cysts in the uterus and ovaries, whether there is inflammation in the bilateral fallopian tubes, and a gynecological examination to understand whether there are polyps in the vaginal stump. If necessary, a vaginal stump cancer screening is also required.