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Hormone health after a hysterectomy: maybe keep your good ovary

The newest study of how healthy a woman's ovaries are after hysterectomy concluded that hysterectomy may lead to ovarian damage. The PROOF study showed using the AMH level that hormone levels do decline from the ovaries after a hysterectomy. They used AMH to determine this as it it is a blood test and can help watch your hormone balance over time. 1. Removal of the ovaries at the time of hysterectomy for a woman who is still ovulating puts a woman at risk for certain diseases

Hysterectomy, keeping your cervix, and sex

Every year new gynecologic therapies come about that reduce the numbers of hysterectomies done in the United States. At Women's Health Practice we are committed to alternatives and urge you to come and discuss! All decisions with hysterectomy have risks and benefits. Hysterectomy means removal of the uterus, so if you have had a removal of the uterus, but your cervix was conserved, this is called a subtotal hysterectomy. For some women there are over-riding reasons to have a

A Period After a Hysterectomy?

After a hysterectomy there is no uterus, and women stop having menstrual periods. Bleeding vaginally, whether it is light or heavy is not normal. Initially after the surgery, for days to weeks, vaginal bleeding is normal while the tissue heals. Your gynecologist will then release you to routine care once you have healed. After that point it is not normal to get vaginal bleeding. Normal exercise should never really produce any unusual vaginal bleeding, and this is especially t

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