Hysterectomy, ovarian and fallopian tube removal

In our lives, many women feel particularly uncomfortable during menstruation. When the abdominal pain is severe, they will go to the hospital for examination. It is likely that there is something wrong with the ovaries and fallopian tubes. Sometimes, surgery may be necessary to remove them. After the removal, the woman's pregnancy process will definitely decline. So what will happen if the uterus, ovaries and fallopian tubes are removed?

Six weeks after total hysterectomy, the patient should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination to understand the wound healing situation. Sexual intercourse is generally prohibited for 3 months after surgery to facilitate wound recovery. You can resume your sex life afterwards.

In clinical practice, subtotal hysterectomy is often used for young women and those who have no lesions in cervical cancer prevention examinations. Since the cervix is ​​retained, the vagina still maintains its original depth, and the feeling during sexual intercourse is better than that of a total hysterectomy. However, regular cervical cancer prevention smear examinations should be performed to prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer and stump cancer.

Studies have shown that ovarian function will be affected to a certain extent 3 to 5 years after hysterectomy, and patients will experience some menopausal symptoms, such as hot flashes, sweating, irritability, and vaginal dryness, which will affect sexual life. At this time, you should go to the hospital for examination. If necessary, use hormone replacement or apply medications such as cod liver oil ointment to promote a harmonious sexual life.

In addition, proper physical exercise and doing exercises for couples are also beneficial to physical recovery and harmonious sexual life after surgery.

Hysterectomy is an effective treatment for severe uterine disease. Female sexual characteristics are maintained by the secretion of female hormones by the ovaries. The uterus only plays an important role in the nurturing of the fetus. When there is no need to have children, simply removing the uterus and retaining the ovaries can still maintain the normal physiological characteristics of women. It has no impact; don't worry.