Consequences of hysterectomy

It is very normal for many women to develop diseases due to not paying attention to their bodies in daily life. Therefore, we should treat female patients who have had their hysterectomy removed due to illness correctly. The greatest harm of hysterectomy to women is mental trauma. Furthermore, it is very cruel for women to lose the opportunity to become mothers.

For women, hysterectomy will reduce the pleasure they feel during sex. Without a uterus, the tension they feel during sex will also be weakened. Therefore, it is quite regrettable for women, and they should pay more attention to their health in daily life.

1. In the early stages of sexual intercourse, the blood flow to the pelvic cavity will decrease due to hysterectomy, and the physical tension caused by the rising uterus will also disappear, making sexual pleasure less obvious.

2. The scar after hysterectomy will make the pelvic muscles lack elasticity and the vagina will be more difficult to expand.

3. During the climax of pleasure, uterine contractions also disappear.

4. Since the hysterectomy has been performed, the blood in the pelvic cavity cannot stay longer, so the pleasure will disappear more easily.

Some patients worry that a hysterectomy will change their sexual characteristics, which is unnecessary. The uterus is certainly one of the sexual organs, but it is the sex hormones, not the uterus, that determine its characteristics. Women's sex hormones mainly come from the ovaries. After hysterectomy, the ovaries can still perform their normal function of secreting sex hormones and maintain female characteristics.

Many women are very worried that their bodies will experience symptoms of imbalance in the internal environment due to the removal of the uterus. In fact, there is no need to worry, because the body's internal environment is not regulated through the uterus, so the removal of the uterus will not have much impact on women's health. This needs to be correctly understood.