What are the sequelae of subtotal hysterectomy?

There are many diseases that require hysterectomy, otherwise it will cause great harm to the human body. However, you need to choose partial removal or complete removal according to your fertility situation. If only half of it is removed, women can still get pregnant, but if all of it is removed, it will cause greater harm to the body and the fertility function will also be lost. Let us take a look at the complications after hysterectomy.

1. Easy to combine with depression. After some women have their hysterectomy, their endocrine system will change and their central nervous system will be disordered, which will lead to mental anxiety or depression. There are also many people who lack interest in things after surgery, suffer from insomnia and nightmares every night, which affects their normal sleep quality.

2. Urinary and reproductive system infections. The urogenital system and the uterus are connected, and the two locations are very close. If the uterus is removed, the elastic tissue around the urethral opening will gradually soften. Some people may experience urinary incontinence or shrinkage of the urethral opening mucosa in the future. Once the resistance of some parts is reduced at this time, it will continue to cause urinary tract infection or urethritis.

Third, women's sexual function declines. Estrogen can maintain the balance of women's growth hormone, but if the hysterectomy is performed, it will cause endocrine and growth hormone disorders, and the metabolic function of the uterus and ovaries will also be greatly affected. At this time, women will also have varying degrees of sexual function changes, some of which are sexual frigidity or sexual deficiency.

After hysterectomy, there are still the above complications. If everyone makes some daily adjustments in daily life and allows their body to gradually return to the best state, the complications and morbidity can be reduced. Pay attention to rest after the operation, avoid excessive fatigue, do not lift heavy objects, and do not have sex within three months to avoid local infection and gynecological diseases.