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by Anonymous on November 6th, 2007

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After a female undergoes a complete Hysterectomy is it possible to have a ovary transplant for natural hormones instead of taking hormone replacement therapy?

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  • by Tealey on November 6th, 2007

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    I underwent a partial hysterectomy 10 years ago. I only had my ovaries removed. A complete hysterectomy removes the ovaries and the uterus which is what you stated. Several years ago I saw a program pertaining to this subject. A TWIN girl was offering one of her ovaries to her TWIN sister. It stated that being TWINS meant that thier blood types and other statistical types were compatable. I have not heard of any other recent developements concerning this and as far as I know it has not been tried Don't give up !!. I would try connecting with A doctor in the field of organ transplants. I will try to find the information I stated about above and recconnect with you on this site. I wish you the VERY best in this pursuit. Sincerely, Tealey

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