Can a woman get pregnant without a uterus?

Many female friends need to have their uterus removed for various reasons. Female friends who have had their uterus removed cannot undergo Huayun because the uterus is the environment for embryonic development. If the uterus is gone, conception is impossible. Female friends should know how to protect their bodies in life.

1. Can I still get pregnant after a hysterectomy?

You will not get pregnant after a hysterectomy, because during pregnancy, the egg is fertilized and then moved to the uterus to implant and slowly develop into a fetus. If a total hysterectomy is performed, the egg will have no place to implant and pregnancy will not occur. Subtotal hysterectomy usually cuts off the interstitial part of the fallopian tube, so the egg cell cannot enter the uterus, cannot combine with sperm, and cannot become pregnant.

2. Effects of hysterectomy on the body

1. Ovarian decline

Hysterectomy not only destroys the dynamic endocrine balance between the uterus and ovaries before menopause, but also can cause ovarian function decline. Since a considerable part of the ovarian blood supply comes from the ascending branches of the uterine artery, although hysterectomy in premenopausal women tries to preserve ovarian tissue, the ligation of nearby blood vessels will still affect the ovarian blood supply, thereby reducing ovarian function.

2. Decreased sexual function

Many women will experience varying degrees of decreased sexual function after a hysterectomy, which is mainly manifested by: lack of sexual desire, reduced frequency of sexual intercourse, difficulty in orgasm, etc. In the past, there has been little research on sexual life issues after hysterectomy. The reasons are many, such as patients are often ashamed to talk about sex, and doctors have no time to take care of or ignore it.

3. Classification of hysterectomy

1. Partial hysterectomy

Also known as subtotal hysterectomy, it is a surgery to remove the uterus and preserve the cervix. This surgery is required when the following diseases occur.

2. Total hysterectomy

2. The uterine body and cervix are removed together. This operation is mostly used to remove uterine tumors, certain uterine bleeding and adnexal lesions, etc.

3. Radical hysterectomy

Not only is the uterus removed, but also the tissue surrounding the uterus and part of the vagina. Radical hysterectomy is a surgical procedure and the basic surgical treatment for cervical cancer. The key is to completely remove the regional lymph nodes and perform an extensive hysterectomy.