What are the reasons for hysterectomy?

The causes vary, including malignant tumors, chronic diseases, or bleeding uncontrolled by medication or cauterization.

What are the risks and potential complications after a hysterectomy?

These may include bleeding, infection, or anesthesia problems, with the possibility of long-term effects such as prolapse of the reproductive organs or early onset of menopause if the ovaries are removed.

Does a hysterectomy affect marital life or sexual desire?

It doesn’t necessarily affect sexual desire, but some women experience psychological or physical changes that require adaptation, while others’ lives improve after chronic pain goes away.

What are the alternatives to a hysterectomy?

Treatment varies depending on the case and may include medications, hormonal therapy, or less invasive procedures such as removing only the fibroids while preserving healthy uterine tissue.