Will cervical removal affect my sex life?

The cervix is ​​an organ unique to women, which is the well-known cervix. It needs to be emphasized that the cervix is ​​a very important organ for women. It plays an important role in women's reproduction. It also plays an important protective role in women's health. However, due to various reasons, many women suffer from serious cervical diseases and have to have their cervix removed. Will this affect their sex life?

What impact does a hysterectomy have on a woman's sexual life?

The uterus is a very important reproductive organ for women. However, in clinical practice, many women are forced to have their uteruses removed due to certain diseases. However, there are also some women who refuse hysterectomy for fear of affecting their sex life. Will a hysterectomy affect my sex life?

Hysterectomy can cause menstruation to stop

Generally, hysterectomy is performed by cutting off the vaginal vault and suturing the top of the vagina into a blind end. After the operation, the vagina still retains its original structure and function.

The uterus is a part of the female body. If it is removed, it will certainly have certain effects on the body, which can be divided into temporary and long-term.

The temporary impact is that you can generally resume normal sexual life 6 weeks after the operation; the long-term impact is that menstruation will stop and you will not be able to have children.

Generally speaking, hysterectomy does not affect sexual life.

Most women can still have normal sexual intercourse after a hysterectomy. According to foreign statistics, only six percent of patients' sexual life is affected after hysterectomy. Analyzing the causes, there are three main reasons: scar formation, vaginal atrophy and mental psychology. Generally, psychological factors play a dominant role, which mainly depends on the husband's attitude. Therefore, both husband and wife should communicate before and after the excision.

Psychological reasons can lead to sexual dysfunction

Some people will experience sexual dysfunction after a hysterectomy. Experts say that this is actually caused by negative emotions. Some women may develop a sense of inferiority due to hysterectomy, worrying that they will no longer be attractive to their husbands and will be rejected, thus suppressing their interest in sex. Some women even think that they are no longer women without a uterus... These unnecessary worries and misunderstandings will affect the quality of their sex life. Therefore, the most important thing is to eliminate psychological pressure. At the same time, the care and understanding of the spouse are also very important.