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Question About The Removed Uterus

By ladyhorny October 18, 2020 6 answers Last updated October 18, 2020

I want to ask you do you have any idea and information after the removed uterus without ovaries what are the side effects If anyone has experienced it or knows something about it, please write.

Answers 6

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barcalegends answered · October 18, 2020

   I have an acquaintance who, as a girl, had these organs operated on because of an illness that was necessary to save her life. Apart from the fact that she cannot have children, there is nothing negative about her.

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bigtitmami69 answered · October 18, 2020

   Nervous crises, which pass in about 3-5 months and I thought I was crazy before it happened, but here I am 16 years alive and well.

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anysophy answered · October 18, 2020

   You will not menstruate. Because nature does not tolerate empty space, the place of your uterus will be taken by the intestines. Premature menopause cannot be considered if even a part of one ovary is left. When the ovaries are not completely removed during the operation (and if the ovarian tissue is functioning normally), one of the main concerns - that of premature aging after removal of the uterus - disappears. It is the ovaries, not the uterus, that are the organ that maintains a woman's sense of youth. Within three months after the operation, the complaints from the operation should disappear. ~ Bloody victory ~

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nobile_sports answered · October 18, 2020

   Read all the side effects at a critical age if your ovaries have been removed (no ovaries?). If you have ovaries, you just can't have children. A bloody victory said it best. If you have ovaries with the help of a surrogate mother, you can have children one day. Laura

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muhajnucahe7778 answered · October 18, 2020

   Without the ovaries and uterus, you enter menopause.

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yoyoducky11 answered · October 18, 2020

   No one knows what effects. My close acquaintance is like that and I'm just a little overweight, but I'm not sure if that's the reason. It is mandatory to consult an endocrinologist, who will prescribe the appropriate treatment before any hormonal changes have occurred! This is very important!