I had my hysterectomy at 30 and now I am 45

I had a hysterectomy at the age of 30 and am now 45. What should I do? A hysterectomy will not have a big impact on daily life, but you should be aware that amenorrhea may occur around the age of 45. As long as there are no symptoms of menopause, you don't need to worry too much. You should pay attention to adjusting your mentality and maintain a stable lifestyle. It is best not to be too worried and depressed, and you can participate in more sports competitions.

I had my hysterectomy at the age of 30 and now I’m 45, so it’s not a big problem. Apart from the inability to conceive due to amenorrhea, there is no special impact on the work, daily life, and sexual life of ordinary women. As long as the uterus and ovaries are secreting female hormones for the body normally, menopausal symptoms such as sweating, mood swings, insomnia, irritability, etc. will not occur. Usually, you should pay attention to rest, participate in more outdoor activities and games, and exercise to improve the body's resistance.

If you had your uterus removed at the age of 30, you are now 45 years old. You have no need to get pregnant, you don't need to have your period, and you have reached the age of normal menopause. Therefore, there is no impact on you not having a uterus, and you don't need to do any special treatment. Just because there is no uterus, there may be no sexual sensation during intercourse, or the secretion during intercourse is reduced, resulting in vaginal dryness. Therefore, you can consider using vegetable oil or paraffin oil to lubricate the vagina during intercourse.

If you had your hysterectomy at the age of 30 and are now 45 years old, and you experience some symptoms of female menopause such as sweating, night sweats, irritability, irritability and other discomfort symptoms, you should immediately seek a medical examination by a female menopausal doctor, and undergo pelvic ultrasound, breast ultrasound, liver and kidney function tests, blood sugar level tests, blood lipid tests, etc. After eliminating the contraindications of growth hormone replacement therapy, you can take estrogen orally to alleviate the symptoms of female menopause. Women's ovaries are also prone to decline after total hysterectomy. They can take some estrogen orally until the normal menopause age, such as taking estradiol valerate orally. If you feel any discomfort during the medication period, you should see a doctor in time to adjust the medication. In life, you also need to pay attention to eating light, high-protein, high-vitamin foods, maintain a regular schedule, maintain a good mood, exercise appropriately, and get more sun to supplement high-quality protein.