What are the effects of hysterectomy for adenomyosis?

Hysterectomy for adenomyosis can cause women to lose their fertility and go into menopause. It may also cause women to experience symptoms such as anxiety, depression, and abnormal hormone levels.

Effects of hysterectomy for adenomyosis:

1. Loss of fertility: The uterus is divided into the uterine body and the cervix. Since the uterus is an important organ for nurturing the fetus and producing menstruation, hysterectomy will lead to loss of female fertility and surgical menopause.

2. Anxiety and depression: Hysterectomy may affect women's mental health. Some women may also show symptoms such as inferiority, irritability, and anxiety. In the long run, it may cause symptoms of anxiety and depression.

3. Abnormal secretion of hormone levels: The uterus is an important organ for the synthesis and metabolism of estrogen. After hysterectomy, the metabolism and secretion of estrogen will change, resulting in a decrease in the level of estrogen in the blood. This may cause symptoms such as facial flushing, vaginal dryness, and decreased libido.

Precautions for hysterectomy for adenomyosis:

After hysterectomy, patients need proper postoperative care, including rest, diet adjustment, wound care, etc. At the same time, they should also follow the doctor's advice to perform abdominal massage, increase physical labor and other postoperative rehabilitation training, which will help their own recovery. At the same time, pay attention to mental health and seek psychological counseling when necessary to prevent anxiety or depression.