Can hysterectomy be performed for dysmenorrhea?

Many women suffer from dysmenorrhea. There are many reasons for dysmenorrhea, such as eating cold or irritating foods during menstruation, not getting enough rest, etc. Many women believe that dysmenorrhea is caused by the uterus, and that the pain will go away if the uterus is removed. So, can the uterus be removed for dysmenorrhea? The following is a detailed introduction.

There are many reasons for dysmenorrhea. It is necessary to check the cause of dysmenorrhea and then carry out accurate treatment. If it is just a simple physical weakness and uterine coldness, there is no need to remove the uterus. If the pain is caused by organic lesions, then treat the lesions. If the treatment is unsuccessful, consider hysterectomy. Since the uterus is also a part of the body, if it is removed without authorization, it will cause physical damage and some people may also have psychological disorders.

Cause Analysis

1. After the uterus is removed, the ligaments will be cut, causing the adjacent organs to loosen and shift;

2. Removal of the uterus means loss of fertility;

3. After hysterectomy, it is likely to affect the harmony of sexual life.

Suggested actions

Go to the hospital to check whether the dysmenorrhea is caused by organic diseases. If not, regulate your body. If so, treatment should be given to the lesion.

Risks after hysterectomy:

After a hysterectomy, a woman will lose her fertility and will not have her menstrual period. After a woman's hysterectomy, her aging will not be accelerated. It is the ovaries that determine whether a woman ages. If the ovaries are removed at the same time as the hysterectomy, it will accelerate the aging of women. At this time, if the menopausal symptoms are more obvious, hormone replacement therapy can be taken. According to surveys, hysterectomy will not affect sexual life. The length, structure and function of the vagina are basically not affected after the operation, unless a malignant tumor requires the removal of a longer vagina. In a normal hysterectomy, the length of the vagina after the operation is basically the same as before the operation. As long as the ovaries are not removed, the vagina and Bartholin's glands will still secrete lubricating fluid, so sexual intercourse will not be affected.