Does having a hysterectomy make you age faster?

We all know that women's physiology is regulated by growth hormone. If the growth hormone metabolism is disordered or reduced, the body will rapidly decline. Therefore, many women worry that the rate of decline will be accelerated after hysterectomy, so they are very afraid of this. In order to clear everyone's doubts, let's learn about these aspects and understand the effects of hysterectomy on the human body so as to be prepared.

In fact, women do not decline rapidly after a hysterectomy, so we are not too worried about it. Women's endocrine system is mainly controlled by estrogen, which is secreted and converted by the uterus and ovaries. The uterus does not have a significant effect on it, so as long as the uterus and ovaries remain intact, the body will not degenerate rapidly. However, after hysterectomy, the local blood vessels will suffer great damage, which may affect the blood circulation of the uterus and ovaries, so in the long run, women's ovaries will be affected to a certain extent. Under normal circumstances, if the uterus can be preserved, we try not to do this type of surgery. However, if the condition is very serious, the patient must actively cooperate with the doctor without any hesitation.

Hysterectomy is generally suitable for women over 45 years old who are not pregnant. After the operation, the woman's menstruation will not come again and her endocrine system will also undergo certain changes, so patients should be fully prepared. After the operation, the patient still needs to have regular follow-up visits, so that local abnormalities can be dealt with in a timely manner, which is of great help in preventing accidents.

In short, hysterectomy will not cause women to age rapidly, but total hysterectomy may affect the blood supply to the uterus and ovaries, which will cause the ovaries to shrink and cause a decrease in estrogen secretion. Patients should maintain a cautious attitude before surgery and do not undergo surgery unless absolutely necessary. If the patient has undergone surgery, he should rest in bed for a period of time and avoid excessive fatigue to allow the body to recover as soon as possible. At the same time, we must follow the doctor's instructions and take relevant medicines on time to prevent secondary infection of the wound, otherwise it will seriously affect the healing of the wound. If surgery is necessary, then you must pay attention to postoperative care to allow the body to recover as soon as possible.