Having sex without a uterus

At present, social and economic development is very rapid, and natural medical technology is also constantly improving. In particular, the level of surgery is becoming more and more perfect, which means that for some serious diseases, the diseased site can be removed through surgery, which can also protect the patient's life and health in more aspects. Especially among many women, the probability of uterine cancer or cervical cancer is very high. For women with this disease, they can use surgery to remove part or all of the uterus to achieve the effect of protecting personal safety. For women who have had their uterus removed, there will undoubtedly be some significant effects on their daily life, especially in terms of fertility and married life. So for women who have lost their uterus, do they still need to take contraceptive measures when having sex?

You should know that the uterus is a female-specific reproductive organ, and it has two endocrine systems, one is for the creation of the fetus, and the other is for menstruation. Generally speaking, estrogen stimulates the uterine wall to cause exudation, which makes women have menstruation on time every month. Of course, it is also after the combination of sperm and egg that it enters the uterus and develops slowly, and after 10 months of pregnancy, the baby is born.

But for women, one of the prerequisites for them to get pregnant is eggs, which are produced and discharged by the uterus and ovaries, and then transported through the fallopian tubes to provide a chance for the egg and sperm to combine. Therefore, even if a woman has her uterus removed, she can still ovulate normally. Of course, having normal ovulation function does not necessarily mean that you can get pregnant successfully.

In particular, the uterus is the only place for sperm and egg to combine and develop, so they must have the embryo implanted in the uterus to be able to grow and develop normally, so that a healthy fetus can be born. However, if you have had a hysterectomy, there is no way for the embryo to implant and develop, so women will not be able to get pregnant again.

From this point of view, after the uterus is removed, even if no contraceptive measures are taken, there will be no problem of pregnancy. I wonder if you guys have thought about this answer?

Can a married couple have sex without a uterus?

The fact that women do not have a uterus will not affect their sexual life, because the uterus is just a branch of the female reproductive organ, and it is not an important organ for secretion. Its function is to cause menstruation, pregnancy and childbirth, and it does not exist for sexual life. Therefore, even without the uterus, they can still have a normal sexual life.

No influence of the uterus

If there is no uterus, then even if the sperm and egg combine, there will be no place for the embryo to implant, which will lead to pregnancy. In addition, women will not experience shedding of the uterine wall, which will not meet the conditions for menstruation. Therefore, women will not have menstruation again after this.