What are the harms of hysterectomy to women?

The uterus is one of the most important reproductive organs for women and is the cradle of life. Therefore, the uterus is of great significance to women. In modern life, many women face major health problems, among which reproductive organ problems have the greatest impact. For example, diseases such as uterine cancer can endanger women's lives, and the uterus must be removed after the disease. So, what are the harms of uterine removal to women?

1. Hysterectomy not only destroys the dynamic endocrine balance between the uterus and ovaries before menopause, but also causes ovarian function decline. Since a considerable part of the blood supply to the ovaries comes from the ascending branches of the uterine arteries, although hysterectomy in premenopausal women tries to preserve ovarian tissue, the ligation of adjacent blood vessels will still affect the blood supply to the ovaries, thereby reducing ovarian function and causing a sudden drop in serum estrogen levels. There is a lack of a gradual adaptation process, so menopausal symptoms occur significantly earlier.