What are side effects of hysterectomy?

Answer 1

The most common side effects of a Hysterectomy are1

1.sore and pain in what ever areas are removed

2. you might be bleeding for a while

3. you might have trouble with you blood preasure

4. they will make you get up and walk?

Make sure you get strong medication for pain you'll be sure

Everyone is different good luck

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Answer 2

Hysterectomy side effects are those little or not so little changes in your body, moods, general behaviour and lifestyle that will surely surface if you opt for the surgery, regardless of whether you want them or not.

Answer 3

A hysterectomy is removal of the uterus (womb). Total hysterectomy is removal of cervix as well as womb. If fallopian tubes are removed this is a salpingomectomy. If Ovaries are removed the this is ooopherectomy. So it depends on what your quetion is.

If you are talking about a plain ot total hysterectomy then you will no longer have a uterus and therefore will be unable to bear children. You will still menstruate and your body will stiil receive estrogen etc from the ovaries. If you have a total hysterectomy with bilateral (both) salpingo oopherectomy then all reproductive organs will have been removed and as there are no ovaries you will be paced into immediate menopause with all usual effects of this (hot flashes etc). If only one ovary is left then you will still get the benefit of the estrogem (unilateral)

Answer 4

Other than the normal discomfort of the surgery & recovery, the symptoms are the immediate onset of MENOPAUSE.

Hot flashes, anxiety, insomnia, loss of sex drive & vaginal dryness, moody cranky & joint pain just to mention a few

Answer 5

Pain in both sides of the body after having a hysterectomy is because of the incisions made during the surgery. The nerve endings will be sore and painful for a while, because they take time to grow back together. The pain itself should only last a few weeks, but the tenderness can last for a few months.