What are the harms of cervical removal?

Cervical resection is a surgery performed on women for various cervical diseases, especially cervical cancer. Although cervical surgery can prevent the spread of bacteria or cancer to a certain extent, this type of surgery is also harmful to the human body and will produce certain side effects. Below, I will introduce to you in detail the harms of cervical resection.

The female uterus is a very important reproductive tissue and is closely related to the endocrine system. After the uterus is removed, it will affect the endocrine system, which will affect the patient's mental state. In particular, some women cannot accept the pain of losing their uterus and are more likely to develop anxiety and depression symptoms, which will affect their sleep and eating, and greatly reduce their overall physical fitness.

2. Causes urinary system discomfort symptoms

The female reproductive and urinary systems are homologous and both are estrogen-dependent organs. After a woman's uterus is removed, the estrogen level in her body will drop, which will cause the urethral tissue to shrink and thin, and the resistance will decrease, making it more likely to have symptoms of infection such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating.

When a woman has her uterus removed, it means she loses the chance to conceive, and this is an injury that cannot be undone.

4. Impact on sexual function

When a woman's uterus is removed, the vagina will become shorter. At the same time, because estrogen secretion will be affected after hysterectomy, it will also have a very big impact on sexual function, often accompanied by symptoms such as vaginal dryness, low libido, and pain during sexual intercourse, which is very distressing for female friends.

5. Accelerate the aging process

Hysterectomy results in the endocrine system being incomplete, so the patient's body will age faster.

The vast majority of the blood vessels in the ovaries are supplied by the ovarian branches of the uterine arteries, accounting for 50%-70%. In addition, 10% of the population's ovarian blood supply is entirely supplied by the uterine artery. Hysterectomy may affect the blood supply to the ovaries of a large number of patients. Therefore, the future endocrine function of the ovaries, that is, the estrogen and progesterone secreted by the ovaries will be affected, and they will enter menopause early.

7. Endocrine function disruption

The uterus is the target organ of sex hormones. The onset of menstruation, the endocrine function of the endometrium itself and the whole body are an organic combination. After hysterectomy, the balance inside will be destroyed and the patient's secretory function will be damaged.