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Does menopause end? Hormone and Menopause Central. Hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the uterus. Learn about hysterectomy types and diagnosis.
Hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the uterus. Learn about hysterectomy types and diagnosis.
Once in surgical menopause, always in surgical menopause. It doesn't end, but that doesn't mean that you will always have symptoms. I am 15+ years post, I do still use hrt, but my dosage is about half of what it used to be. My body just doesn't seem to need as much as it did during the earlier years post op.
does this enforced menopause eventually end? No Uterus - No Ovaries - Yes HRT - Surgical Menopause
The vaginal cuff is created by the surgeon at the top of the vagina where the cervix used to be, kind of like the end of a sock. The creation of the vaginal cuff does not usually shorten the vagina. Read more about Vaginal Cuff after Hysterectomy | What Is It?
I was told that the symptoms can last until the time I was suppose to reach natural menopause. I was 34 at the time of my surgery so that would be about 16 years for me. I plan to keep using it for quality of life and will re-evaluate that every year.
Hormone and Menopause Central ... » Does menopause end? 6 Replies, Last Reply 12-01-2011, Started By ...
If you are having a hysterectomy, you may be wondering if you should have your ovaries or fallopian tubes removed, too. Since removing the ovaries can throw you into menopause, that decision can be easier. But what about the tubes? Do they serve a purpose without a uterus? What are the pros and cons of […]
Its a hard decision anytime you are faced with surgery. Most ovarian cysts are harmless and resolve on their own. Depending on symptoms, initial treatment may only require a watch and wait approach. In other cases, symptoms and pain may require medical or pharmaceutical intervention. Cysts in menopausal women may be treated more quickly and aggressively …
A hysterectomy does not directly cause ovarian cysts, but they can and do occur after a hysterectomy. During the monthly menstrual cycle, even after a hysterectomy, a functional ovarian cyst forms on the surface of a woman’s ovary. During ovulation, the cyst opens and releases the maturing egg. If the cyst does not open to …