Ovaries are part of the uterus, genius. You can't just leave the ovaries and ovarian tubes in there to rot. And for fuck's sake, read your replies before sending them, you retard. "Menopause won't cause OP to go into menopause..."???
Were you drunk when you replied to this?
You are very ignorant: ovaries are quite separate from the uterus and are often left and only the uterus removed, specifically to prevent the woman going into premature menopause overnight. Obviously this is only the case where there's a medical reason for removing the uterus but the ovaries are healthy. The ovaries don't rot, they continue to produce the hormones which prevent menopause.
The word menopause at the start of my post is a mistake on my part: I meant to type hysterectomy but was interrupted so didn't read it before sending.
Woe woe woe is me for making such an unforgiveable error, please please please forgive me ......
They are not a part of the uterus, but to to my knowledge, they are usually removed in a hysterectomy. I could be wrong, but that woman's a retard so I wouldn't trust her say so.
Yeah, that's what I meant, thanks. In a hysterectomy the ovaries and tubes and all that stuff associated with the uterus get removed.
I do agree. That woman is a retard. I have no idea why she is always saying things on here without thinking it through or doing research first. It irritates me tremendously
Am I too young to consider hysterectomy?
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Ovaries are part of the uterus, genius. You can't just leave the ovaries and ovarian tubes in there to rot. And for fuck's sake, read your replies before sending them, you retard. "Menopause won't cause OP to go into menopause..."???
Were you drunk when you replied to this?
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You are very ignorant: ovaries are quite separate from the uterus and are often left and only the uterus removed, specifically to prevent the woman going into premature menopause overnight. Obviously this is only the case where there's a medical reason for removing the uterus but the ovaries are healthy. The ovaries don't rot, they continue to produce the hormones which prevent menopause.
The word menopause at the start of my post is a mistake on my part: I meant to type hysterectomy but was interrupted so didn't read it before sending.
Woe woe woe is me for making such an unforgiveable error, please please please forgive me ......
They are not a part of the uterus, but to to my knowledge, they are usually removed in a hysterectomy. I could be wrong, but that woman's a retard so I wouldn't trust her say so.
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Yeah, that's what I meant, thanks. In a hysterectomy the ovaries and tubes and all that stuff associated with the uterus get removed.
I do agree. That woman is a retard. I have no idea why she is always saying things on here without thinking it through or doing research first. It irritates me tremendously
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They're only removed in about half of procedures, and a few articles I found say they're now trying not to, unless they show signs of disease.
She may have been half right and I may have been half wrong, but she's still a creature.