Can I still have sex after having my uterus removed?

After hysterectomy, you can resume your sexual life, and it will also promote sexual life to a certain extent. However, there are also a small number of people who experience some impact on their sexual life after hysterectomy, mainly due to psychological reasons, which account for the majority, and may also be due to the formation of scars or shrinkage of the vagina. Hysterectomy is also a common surgical treatment in gynecology. Generally, women suffering from uterine malignancy, uterine fibroids, abnormal uterine bleeding, endometriosis, uterine prolapse and other diseases have to have a hysterectomy. However, simple hysterectomy will not damage the vagina or involve the uterus and ovaries. Therefore, hysterectomy will not affect the couple's life.

Although hysterectomy can prevent the occurrence of uterine disease, it will also have some side effects. Many women have to have their uterus removed, which leads to the loss of the ability to conceive, which can cause a lack of self-confidence and in the long run may lead to mental illnesses such as depression.

In addition, hysterectomy will also affect the function of the ovaries, thereby accelerating human aging and women's menopause will be advanced. Because the endocrine balance of women after hysterectomy is destroyed, the body's resistance is reduced, and menstruation will disappear and leucorrhea will decrease.

Therefore, husbands need to pay more attention to patients, promptly vent their emotions, keep them in a good mood, and promote their physical and mental health. Women should also pay attention to getting more rest, adjust their daily routine, avoid staying up late, and take appropriate trips to release emotions, eliminate depression and worries, and divert attention.