Can you still have menstruation without a uterus?

Women can only have a normal pregnancy if they have a uterus. Because the fetus needs to grow in the uterus, if the uterus is not good or there is a problem with the uterus, women will not be able to have a normal pregnancy. Some women have their uteruses removed due to medical reasons or other reasons. So, will I still have my period even if my uterus is gone?

To be honest, if a woman does not have a uterus, she will not have regular uterine wall shedding, and of course she will not have her period. The occurrence of menstruation means bleeding due to the falling of the uterine wall. No matter what the reason is for the uterus to be removed, it is not easy to have menstruation. If a girl is born without a uterus, she will not have her first menstruation.

The uterus is very important for women. If a woman does not have a uterus, she cannot be a mother. In addition, if a woman does not have a uterus, her endocrine system will have some problems and she will age more easily than normal women. Therefore, women must protect their uterus well, and if possible, no matter what the problem is, try not to remove the uterus.

What are the consequences of not having a uterus?

What are the effects of hysterectomy? First of all, women will stop menstruating after hysterectomy. Since menstruation is caused by the regular shedding of the uterine wall, menstruation will naturally disappear after a hysterectomy, but it does not stop menstruating. Women will immediately retreat because menarche is controlled by the brain and uterus and ovaries, and the uterus only executes their instructions. Therefore, if there is menstruation before the operation, then after a hysterectomy, the uterus and ovaries must still exist. Although you no longer have menstrual periods, you are not in remission. Hysterectomy may have some impact on the uterus and ovaries, and may cause women to enter menopause two years earlier, but the overall impact is not significant.

In addition, many patients worry about whether there will be problems with their sexual life after a hysterectomy. In fact, most patients can still have a normal sexual life after a hysterectomy, but some patients may have problems with their sexual life due to scars, vaginal stenosis or some psychological disorders. Most of them are psychological problems, such as inferiority complex after a hysterectomy and the husband's mentality.

To sum up, women without a uterus cannot have their periods, and therefore cannot get pregnant. Women need to take good care of their bodies in daily life and pay attention to using contraceptive methods when having sex. Frequent miscarriages can cause great damage to the uterus. In addition, pay attention to maintaining the hygiene of the lower body to avoid gynecological diseases and affect the health of the uterus.