What are the disadvantages of hysterectomy?

Although hysterectomy can relieve people's pain to a certain extent, it is very cruel for some young mothers who have not yet given birth to babies. So what are the disadvantages of hysterectomy? First of all, the most serious problem is that women can no longer have babies and can no longer become mothers. Secondly, there are some negative effects on the whole body. Next, let us understand the disadvantages of hysterectomy.

What effects does hysterectomy have on women? The uterus is a very important sexual organ for women and is also a brooding bag for raising the next generation. However, due to certain diseases, some people need to have their hysterectomy. What exactly is hysterectomy? Hysterectomy includes total hysterectomy and vaginal hysterectomy. What effects does hysterectomy have on women? Hysterectomy is usually performed from the abdomen, but for some patients with smaller tumors, or those with no inflammatory adhesions in the appendages, excessive obesity in the abdominal wall, or eczema on the abdominal wall, it can be performed vaginally. The uterus is the target organ of estrogen. After hysterectomy, 78% of patients need to take estrogen to maintain normal hormone levels. What effects does hysterectomy have on women? Because of the loss of their uterus, many women feel like "fake women", "empty women", "incomplete women", and suffer from psychological torture, which in turn affects the harmony and health of the entire family.

Hysterectomy not only disrupts the dynamic endocrine balance between the uterus and ovaries before menopause, but also leads to symptoms of premature ovarian failure. What effect does hysterectomy have on women? A considerable part of the blood supply to the ovaries comes from the ascending branches of the uterine arteries. Although the ovarian tissue is preserved as much as possible during hysterectomy for women who have not yet reached menopause, the ligation of nearby blood vessels will still affect the blood supply to the ovaries, leading to reduced ovarian function and a decrease in estrogen levels. Without a gradual adaptation process, the symptoms of menopause will be obvious, such as premature onset of luster and rough skin. After a hysterectomy, many people will experience varying degrees of decreased sexual function, usually manifested as: loss of sexual desire, fewer sexual intercourse times, difficulty reaching orgasm, etc. What effects does hysterectomy have on women? In the past, due to patients' shyness and doctors' lack of time to consider this aspect, there have not been many studies on the effects of hysterectomy on sex life. It is now gradually recognized that the patient's sexual health problems after surgery will involve the happiness of marriage and family. Therefore, no matter what age group the patient is, the impact on sexual life after hysterectomy cannot be ignored.

What are the effects of hysterectomy on women? What are the factors affecting women's sexual life after hysterectomy?

1. After hysterectomy, inflammatory granulations often appear when the vaginal stump heals, which may cause bleeding during sexual intercourse and cause pain during sexual intercourse.

2. Vaginal shortening after hysterectomy and vaginal dryness caused by low hormone levels can cause pain during sexual intercourse.

3. Resection of the cervix will damage the uterus and guide nerve endings, resulting in reduced sexual response and difficulty in orgasm.

4. In addition, some psychological changes will also have a certain impact on the quality of women's sex life, such as fear of surgical pain, fear of not having menstruation after hysterectomy, fear of not being able to get pregnant again, worry about her husband's opinion of her after the operation, worry about loss of sexual function, premature aging, and masculinization, etc.

What effects does hysterectomy have on women? Some patients develop difficult-to-overcome psychological problems because they are too worried, which even affects the harmony of their married life and family life, affects their work, and causes mental symptoms such as depression and anxiety, leading to psychological disorders.

The question of what are the disadvantages of hysterectomy is not difficult to answer. What is important is whether you can persist and face it with a positive and optimistic attitude when this kind of thing really happens to you in life. In short, we must avoid problems in this regard. If we are unfortunate enough to become one of the patients, we must also face it optimistically.