The consequences of hysterectomy

In fact, the incidence of gynecological diseases among women nowadays is very high, and is becoming younger. Some women are even forced to remove their uterus. However, many people are worried about the consequences of the removal. Let us now learn about the consequences of hysterectomy.

Main consequences:

The surgery only removed the uterus and not the ovaries. There was no change except that the menstruation stopped. The uterus is the organ that nurtures the fetus and produces menstruation, while the ovaries are the organs that produce eggs and secrete hormones that maintain female characteristics.

After hysterectomy, hormone secretion in the body will still exist, which will maintain female characteristics. There will only be a feeling of pelvic emptiness after the operation. If you stand for a long time, this feeling will disappear after a long time.

The surgery only removed the uterus and did not remove the ovaries, so there was no other change except the absence of menstruation, because the uterus is the organ that nurtures the fetus and produces menstruation. The ovaries are important organs that produce eggs and secrete hormones that maintain female characteristics.

After a hysterectomy, hormone secretion in the body still exists and female characteristics will be maintained. Just after the operation, you will feel a sense of emptiness in the pelvis, which you will feel when standing for a long time, but will disappear over time.

Appearance and body shape will not change after hysterectomy. The maintenance of women's appearance, body shape, emotions and personality depends on the female hormones produced by the gonads - the ovaries, not the uterus. There is one ovary on each side of the uterus. In women of childbearing age, the follicles in the ovaries develop, mature and ovulate periodically, producing estrogen and progesterone to maintain female sexual characteristics. The uterus is the place where the fetus is nurtured, and the periodic shedding of the endometrium forms menstruation. Therefore, after a hysterectomy, although there will be no more menstruation and the reproductive function is lost, as long as the ovaries are retained, they can still function to secrete normal hormones and maintain female characteristics.

The above article gives you a detailed introduction to the consequences of hysterectomy. I believe you already have a preliminary understanding of it. Therefore, if you must remove your hysterectomy in your life, you still need to learn about this knowledge.