Hormone considerations post-hysterectomy | DailyDocTalk 59

After a partial or full hysterectomy without oophorectomy (which means the ovaries were not taken), there are certain hormones that we will want to track in order to see how they will change over time. In some women, there are no hormone complications, but unfortunately many women suffer from premature ovarian failure because of the removal of the uterus. In these women, it means early menopause.
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[@SavannahMares]

Thank you thank you thank you

[@lizzieb6424]

Just wondering about this for a friend she's trying to lose weight it's been really hard

[@jenniferconrad3657]

Feel like I’m going crazy I could use help with regulating this

[@dianemoyers4223]

I am 58. My uterus is prolapsed. I may be getting a hysterectomy and salpingo-oopherecty, with Prolapse surgery. Is there an advantage of leaving the ovaries in at this point?