What are the harms of losing a uterus?

The uterus is the most important reproductive organ of women and the only organ capable of conceiving life. The uterus also promotes the secretion of estrogen in women, making their sexual characteristics more obvious. Uterine diseases cause great damage to women’s bodies and lives. Severe accidents may even lead to uterine removal. So what are the harms for women without a uterus? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

Infertility. We all know that the uterus is the place where babies are conceived. If it is gone, it directly deprives women of the opportunity to become mothers, and naturally they will be unable to conceive. If you already have a child, then having an abortion won't have much of an impact, but if you haven't given birth yet and want a baby, it can be said to be quite cruel.

Emotional instability. For women, the uterus and ovaries are very important, and the relationship between the two is closely linked. If there is no uterus, the balance will be destroyed. When the hormones and endocrine system in the body are abnormal, the body's metabolism will also be affected. Women will become depressed, feel irritable, anxious, suffer from insomnia and nightmares, etc. Their emotions will be very unstable and they may not be able to control their emotions.

No longer having menstruation, women have a love-hate relationship with menstruation. When menstruation comes, it always brings a lot of discomfort to the body, so menstruation is often "disliked" by everyone. However, menstruation is a barometer of people's physical health. If it does not come, people will worry that there is something wrong with their body. When a woman loses her uterus, her menstruation will no longer occur and she will experience amenorrhea.

The psychological burden is heavy, and some women think that they are no longer a complete woman after the uterus is gone. But in fact, they are still women and there is not much change. They just can't have children. Some women will become depressed, overly negative and unable to sleep because of this. Some women may even feel inferior and depressed, and the psychological burden is too heavy, which has a great impact on their physical health. Even if a woman loses it, she should maintain a positive attitude and exercise regularly so as not to cause too much trouble to her body.