Do women experience abonormal hormonal changes if they have their uterus removed?
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Max Power
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Yes. When the ovaries are removed with the uterus in a hysterectomy the woman's primary source of estrogen is removed.
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If they take the ovaries also, which I hear is standard now. But there is hormone replacement therapy available.
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They say that 1 of 3 go through menopause with an ovary removed. I was 1. I felt it and the tests came back I was POST menopausal, but I didn't have any symptoms. Because I was rather young, I got upset and called my Mom. She said to be happy that I won't have to go through all the crap. So the gyn put me on HRT and my heart started acting up. The cardiologist said to go off any hormones. I feel better and have not lost any bone (osteoporosis) than when I was 20 as far as hormones go. As far as a few other things not quite as good, but getting there. +5
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Definatly. You will go through menapause alot earlier that expected.
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Yes, if the ovaries are removed as well.
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