Effects of hysterectomy on the body

Every woman has a uterus in her body. The uterus plays a very important role in women, so many people cannot imagine how much women care about their uterus. The uterus is equivalent to a woman's second life. Many things need the help of the uterus to be done. So what impact will hysterectomy have on the human body?

1. The biggest function of the uterus is to pass on the family line, so after the uterus is removed, it is impossible to carry out the function of raising children. All fetuses need the help of the uterus during their growth stages.

2. The uterus is an important organ that maintains women's body functions. If the uterus is removed, most of the trace elements and hormones in the female body will flow out quickly. The adverse effects of this situation are skin aging and the appearance of pigmentation, etc.

3. Hysterectomy will also affect the normal menstrual period. From a medical point of view, women's menstruation is mainly caused by the shedding of the uterine wall, so after the entire uterus is removed, there is no such thing as shedding of the uterine wall.

The uterus can be protected through diet and exercise on a daily basis. The uterus, like our human body, needs to go through a process of conditioning and detoxification before it can grow up healthy and happy. Usually, try to avoid eating spicy food and fried food, eat more vegetables and fruits in the diet, don't sit for a long time, try to do more outdoor activities to improve the body's immunity.

What to eat after hysterectomy

If a hysterectomy is done under emergency circumstances, what should a woman eat to allow the body to recover quickly? It is recommended that women should replenish blood and qi, eat more foods high in iron, such as beef liver, black sesame powder, red grapes, seaweed, wolfberry, oyster mushrooms, etc., avoid heavy-tasting, spicy and fried foods, and eat more vegetables and fresh fruits.

Of course, after hysterectomy, women are not only required to have certain healthy eating habits, but also to develop a good life routine and go to the hospital for follow-up visits regularly. Generally, you should not have sexual intercourse for 3 months after a hysterectomy to avoid secondary injury to the wound. Women should go to the hospital for a follow-up visit one month after hysterectomy to check the degree of wound healing.