The biggest disadvantage after hysterectomy

In clinical medicine, abnormal uterine bleeding, endometriosis, uterine prolapse, uterine cancer and other diseases are all very common for women, and if these diseases want to be eradicated, the method can be hysterectomy. But under normal circumstances, if the disease can be treated by other methods, it is not recommended for women to undergo hysterectomy. Now let’s take a look at the harm caused by total hysterectomy.

Hysterectomy is a relatively large surgical procedure among gynecological diseases. During the operation, care must be taken not to damage the urethra and to reduce bleeding as much as possible. In order to achieve this ideal effect, the doctor must understand the partial anatomical relationships of the uterus, especially the distribution of blood vessels and the location and direction of the urethra. Therefore, it is very important for women to choose a hospital. There must be advanced equipment and doctors with skilled surgical skills to help you perform surgery without causing great harm to your body. Because, after a total hysterectomy, the woman's body has already been damaged. If there are any defects in the operation process, the woman's body will become weaker after the operation.

Within 3 to 5 years after total hysterectomy, the ovaries will be affected to a certain extent, and the patient may experience menopausal symptoms early, such as hot flashes, sweating, and irritability, which have a great impact on the couple's life. At this time, you should go to the hospital for examination. If necessary, you can use hormone drugs to relieve the symptoms under the doctor's advice, which is conducive to the harmony of the couple's life. In addition, you should increase nutrition in your daily life, exercise appropriately, and improve your energy. After all, total hysterectomy will cause the body to lose a very important organ, which has a great impact on the human body. Therefore, we should pay more attention to women's bodies in our daily lives in the future.

The endocrine regulation of the uterus and ovaries forms a feedback with the central nervous system. When the uterus is removed, the estrogen level will be affected, which can easily cause women to feel depressed, irritable, insomnia, memory loss, etc. Therefore, the harm after hysterectomy is quite large. I hope that women can choose other treatment methods when the symptoms are not serious.