My own experience with hysterectomy

Uterine fibroids are known as the "number one gynecological tumor". As a healthy disease, uterine fibroids are not easy to develop. However, in my country, 1.5 million women have their hysterectomy due to uterine fibroids every year. As we ask when so many unnecessary hysterectomies can be stopped, we feel even more sad and heartbroken for the sisters who have had their hysterectomies removed. Let’s take a look at the patient’s sister’s personal experience of hysterectomy:

The uterus is the guardian of women's youth and elegance and an important reproductive organ. However, some women have their uteruses removed for various reasons. What are the consequences of hysterectomy? Listen to the personal experience of hysterectomy shared by the patient's sister. What impact does hysterectomy have on you?

July 7, 2009 is the most unforgettable day in my life, because I became an ambiguous woman! Ever since I discovered a 2-centimeter uterine fibroid during a routine physical examination in 2003, a time bomb has been buried in my heart. Whenever I think of the uterine fibroid, I immediately feel worry, fear, and vague pain. I knew clearly in my heart that pain was waiting for me, it was just a matter of time. After that, I had to go for follow-up twice every year. The growth rate was very slow in the first two years. In February of 2009, it was 6.2 centimeters. In June, it grew to 7 cm. The doctor suggested that if the uterine fibroids grow faster, it is best to have surgical treatment. If you delay it, it may turn into a disease. Following the doctor's advice, I decided to have surgery.