I really regret having my uterus removed.

Many female friends are very worried when they are forced to have a hysterectomy. They don't know what changes will happen after the hysterectomy, and they don't know whether they will regret it. The following is an introduction to the most obvious changes in a woman's body after a hysterectomy for your reference.

The real and noticeable changes in a woman's body after a hysterectomy are:

1. Only the uterus and ovaries will be preserved after the removal. The human body will continue to secrete male hormones and blood related to sexual life. The male sexual function of the human body is exactly the same as before the operation. Therefore, as long as women learn to let go of the burden psychologically, it will not affect their sexual behavior. Therefore, when men and women have anxious sexual behavior, they should consider seeking medical advice from a college doctor.

2. After the hysterectomy, women will be more relaxed and devoted during sex because they no longer have the worries of pregnancy and childbirth. Therefore, hysterectomy is not likely to affect normal sexual life.

Let's analyze these changes after hysterectomy from a physiological perspective:

1. In the early stage of sexual life, the blood flow into the pelvis will become less due to the hysterectomy, and the physical tension caused by the elevation of the uterus will also disappear, making the sexual feeling become less obvious.

2. The scar after hysterectomy will cause the pelvic muscles to lack elasticity and the vagina to be more difficult to expand.

3. During the happy and active period, uterine contractions also disappeared.

4. Because the uterus has been removed, the pelvis cannot keep the blood flowing for a longer time, and happiness will disappear more easily.

For people who have had a hysterectomy, the experience described above shows that there is actually no physiological difference before and after the operation. However, many traditional women are affected by their own insecurity, coupled with men's misunderstanding, which often makes women who have undergone hysterectomy feel tied up and unable to improve their surgical preferences at all.