What to do if you have constipation after hysterectomy

Once a woman's uterus is removed, it will cause great physical effects on her. For example, if a woman is allowed to conceive normally, her menstruation will also stop. Some female patients will also experience constipation. Only when the female uterus develops normally can normal ovulation be guaranteed. There are many diseases that require timely removal of the uterus, such as cervical cancer or uterine fibroids, etc. So what should be done with constipation after hysterectomy?

First, what should we do if we are constipated after hysterectomy? Hysterectomy will have far-reaching effects on women. For example, women will not be able to have children and their menstruation will stop. Some women will also suffer from constipation because their rectal function is affected by the shift of the uterine cavity. Although we cannot correct the position, we can also take some life care measures, such as drinking more water and eating more foods that can promote gastrointestinal motility to relieve constipation.