What are the sequelae of uterine myomectomy?

Sequelae of uterine fibroid removal! As a common gynecological disease, uterine fibroids have an increasing incidence year by year, attracting more and more attention from women, because it often occurs in women over 35-60 years old, with no obvious symptoms, and many women should not pay attention to it, so when they have to do surgery, they begin to worry about what sequelae there will be after surgery for uterine fibroids? Today we will look at this issue.

A comprehensive look at the sequelae of hysteromy!

The sequelae of hysterectomy mainly include physiological and psychological effects. Physiologically, hysterectomy not only destroys the endocrine dynamic balance between the premenopausal uterus and ovaries, but also reduces ovarian function. Since a considerable part of the ovarian blood supply comes from the ascending branch of the uterine artery, although premenopausal women undergo hysterectomy to preserve ovarian tissue as much as possible, the ligation of nearby blood vessels will still affect the ovarian blood, thereby reducing ovarian function, causing a decrease in serum levels, and a lack of a gradual adaptation process, which can significantly advance menopausal symptoms, rough and dull skin, etc.

The sequelae of hysteromyomectomy include vaginal bleeding in women. After the removal of intramural fibroids or submucosal hysteromyoma, there will be wounds on the uterine wall, which will cause a small amount of vaginal bleeding after hysteromyomectomy. Generally, it does not exceed 10 days, which is normal, but if it lasts more than half a month, you should go to the hospital for examination.

In addition, for patients who have undergone complete hysterectomy, a small amount of yellow discharge or bloody discharge may appear within 10-15 days, which can be observed for a few days and will naturally subside. Don't worry about these normal symptoms after hysterectomy. But if there is purulent discharge after hysterectomy, it may be because of infection or vaginitis at the stump of the vaginal incision. You need to go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment, find out the cause, and treat it in time. The sequelae of hysterectomy seriously affect women's physical and mental health. Therefore, women should make careful decisions before having their uterus removed. Women who have had their uterus removed should not be too nervous. They should adjust their mentality in time after surgery.

The sequelae of hysteromy resection also include the impact on women's psychology. For example, women's psychological changes will affect the quality of life of female couples after surgery, such as fear of surgical pain, anxiety about menstruation after hysterectomy, inability to have children, and worry about her husband's change of interest in her, loss of sexual function, premature aging, male changes, etc. Some patients will seriously affect the harmony of their married life and family life, work, depression, anxiety and other mental symptoms and psychological disorders.