A hysterectomy is a surgery that is performed to remove a woman’s uterus. Once this surgery has been performed, the patient stops menstruation and can no longer become pregnant. In most cases, a total hysterectomy is performed, removing both the cervix and the uterus. Recent studies have shown little, if any, benefit to retaining the cervix. It is also recommended to remove the fallopian tubes at the time of hysterectomy, as this can reduce the risk of ovarian cancer. A hysterectomy does not make you menopausal unless the ovaries are removed. This is a total hysterectomy.
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