Does fallopian tube removal increase aging?

The vast majority of women love beauty, and when they reach a certain age they begin to worry about aging. Because of certain factors, the fallopian tubes must be removed, which is quite harmful to women. In this kind of situation, another question needs to be considered, that is, will fallopian tube removal lead to more prone to aging?

Fallopian tube removal is not easy to age.

Modern medical research shows that estrogen is the source of women's youthful charm. When women enter puberty, their ovaries begin to secrete estrogen, which promotes the production of secondary sexual characteristics and the development of reproductive organs, and women begin to show the charm of youth. When women reach 30 years old, their own estrogen levels gradually decrease, losing the proper balance, and some female aging symptoms also appear.

The ovaries are a pair of reproductive glands located in the female pelvic cavity. The ovarian tissue is composed of cortex and medulla. The cortex is the outer layer, which contains tens of thousands of primordial follicles and dense connective tissue; the medulla is in the center, without follicles, containing loose connective tissue and abundant blood vessels, nerves, lymphatic vessels, etc. As age increases, the ovaries undergo a series of changes: for example, a newborn has approximately 150,000 to 500,000 follicles in its ovaries at birth, but after adulthood, only about 400 to 500 follicles mature, and the others degenerate. After menopause, there are basically no follicles in the cortex; the ovaries of adult women weigh about 5 to 6 grams, and after menopause, the ovaries shrink and become about 1/2 to 1/3 of their original size.

Women's youthful vitality and facial skin are directly related to their kidneys, ovarian function and the balance of estrogen androgen. Women aged 30 to 40 suffer from "excessive wear and tear" in their bodies due to the burdens of childbearing, family and work, which changes their kidneys, ovarian function and the balance of estrogen androgen, so many of them show symptoms of aging.

Therefore, there is no direct relationship between fallopian tube removal and female aging.