Hysterectomy 30 years ago

As female friends get older, many of them will develop uterine diseases, and in severe cases, they may even have their uterus removed. So how long can a person live after a hysterectomy? The impact of a hysterectomy on women is quite large, so how can we prevent uterine diseases in daily life? Let the editor take you to learn about it below.

How long can a person live after a hysterectomy?

How long a person can live does not depend on what organs you are missing, but on your mental state. Therefore, a hysterectomy generally does not affect your life expectancy. But it depends on why your uterus is removed. If it is a uterine tumor, then the tumor may affect your life span. If not, then it will not affect your life span and you can still live like a normal person.

Effects of hysterectomy

1. Constipation, urinary retention, and urinary incontinence. This is a disease in which the uterus is missing in the pelvic area, and the duodenum, bladder, and urethra move toward the middle.

2. Thin, weak, and unable to carry weight. It is caused by rupture of the pelvic ligaments and reduction of the pelvic force.

3. Disharmony in married life. Because the nerves are connected to the uterus, the situation will be even worse if the cervix is ​​lost. The second is pain during sexual intercourse, which is caused by the shortening of the vagina.

4. Amenorrhea and infertility.

5. Heaviness or occasional pain in the lower abdomen. It is a kind of leakage condition, because the uterus is located between the bladder and duodenum of the pelvis, and is the support of the internal organs, bladder and duodenum. After removal, it is like leaving a "gap" after pulling out a tooth, and the surrounding organs fill in this incompleteness.

6. Endurance and inner distortion. After the surgery, many women's personalities change and they always feel that they are no longer real women. They even pretend to buy handkerchiefs or take a vacation because of menstrual cramps.

What are the functions of a woman's uterus?

Function of the uterus: Menstrual function: The monthly menarche is a sign of female reproductive health. It is also an important component of female metabolism, which has the functions of promoting the upgrading of female hematopoietic system and removing toxins from the body.

Function 2 of the uterus: Reproduction: Reproduction is the key to completing human reproduction and continuation, and it is a sign of a woman's maturity.

The third function of the uterus: internal metabolic function. This feature has always been neglected by everyone. Latest research has found that in addition to supplying 50%-70% of the blood supply to the uterus and ovaries to maintain the function of the uterus and ovaries, the uterus also secretes a large amount of hormones such as prostaglandins, prolactin, insulin, growth factor, indolent hormone, epidermal growth factor, endothelin, cytokines and enzymes, which participate in the endometrial function of women and play an irreplaceable role.

Function 4 of the uterus: Immune function. As one of the stages of the whole body's immune function cycle, the uterus plays a certain role in maintaining the whole body's immune function.