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If you have a bilateral oopherectomy (removal of both ovaries you will experience hot flashes unless you use hormone replacement therapy.Having a hysterectomy per se will not lead to hot flushes unless both ovaries are removed and therefore no estrogen produced. Not all women can take hormones so this is something you need to discuss with your gynocologist.

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As a total hysterectomy is removal of the uterus and cervix only your ovaries will still produce the eggs and you will go into menopause when your ovaries start failing (average age 51.7 yrs)

If you have the ovaries removed then you will go into immediate surgical menopause due to lack of estrogen and the time varies for each individual as it does for those retaining their ovaies.

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That is a very good question, it has been eleven years since I have been in menopause or had my last period and I still have hot flashes. When will they stop! Please !!!

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I had a hysterectomy at age 25 and I'm now 49. Will I get the same type of symptoms of menapause, will they last longer, shorter, different?

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You should only experience hot flushes f you have your ovaries removed (oopherectomy) as if you are premenopausal you will go into surgical immediate menopause.

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With natural age-related menopause , hot flashes may begin as early as two years prior to the cessation of menses and continue as long as five or more years afterward.

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When a female begins menopauses one of the most typical symptoms are hot flashes. Hot flashes can last as short as six months or as long as ten years.

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