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Hysterectomy & Ovary Removal: Effects on Women’s Health

What really happens when the uterus or ovaries are removed? This video provides a clear, medically accurate explanation of the physical and hormonal effects of two common surgeries: hysterectomy (removal of the uterus) and oophorectomy (removal of the ovaries). A hysterectomy ends menstrual cycles and eliminates the ability to conceive, but the impact goes beyond fertility. When ovaries are also removed, a woman enters surgical menopause, often earlier than naturally expected, which can result in: Sudden hormonal changes Increased risk of heart disease Higher likelihood of osteoporosis Mood changes, fatigue, and weight gain Skin and hair changes due to reduced estrogen This video explains: The difference between hysterectomy and oophorectomy What happens when only the uterus is removed Why preserving the ovaries—when medically possible—can offer long-term protection for heart, bone, and skin health The importance of hormonal balance and how it affects overall well-being Many women face these surgical decisions due to fibroids, endometriosis, cancer, or other gynecological conditions. Understanding the long-term health effects is essential before moving forward with treatment. You’ll also learn: How to manage symptoms if ovaries are removed The role of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for women in surgical menopause Questions to ask your doctor before surgery Why early awareness can improve post-surgical outcomes This is important knowledge for anyone considering, recovering from, or supporting someone going through uterus or ovary removal. #Hysterectomy #OvaryRemoval #UterusRemovalEffects #SurgicalMenopause #HormonalHealth #FertilityAwareness #WomenHealth #MenopauseSupport #HeartHealthInWomen #GynecologyEducation #WomensWellness #HormonalChanges #PreserveOvaries #PostSurgicalHealth