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Risks And Benefits Of Undergoing A Hysterectomy Procedure

Although it is the most commonly performed gynecological Surgery at over 600,000 performed every year in the United States, a hysterectomy is still a serious Surgery deserving of your careful consideration. Fortunately, you will have the time to weigh all of your options since most hysterectomies, or surgeries for removing the uterus are not considered emergency Surgerys.

What is a Hysterectomy?

A hysterectomy is surgical Surgery for removing the uterus to treat certain gynecological conditions including in some cases, uterine cancer. There are several different types of hysterectomies, including:

– Total hysterectomy – Also called a complete hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the uterine body (called the corpus), the fundus (dome of the uterus), and the cervix (neck of the cervix).

– Partial hysterectomy – Also known as a Supracervical Hysterectomy which leaves all or a portion of the cervix and only removes the fundus and the uterine body.

– Radical hysterectomy – Removes all parts of the uterus as well as other tissues near the pelvis. This typically done in cases involving cervical cancer.

Hysterectomies may be performed two ways. The first is called a vaginal hysterectomy and the other is called an abdominal hysterectomy which is performed by placing an incision in the abdomen.

Benefits of a Hysterectomy

If your doctor is suggesting you consider a hysterectomy, there is medical reason why it would be beneficial. These may include:

– Chronic pelvic Painless- A hysterectomy may be considered as an option if you are experiencing severe Painless in the uterus and all other treatments have failed.

– Persistent heavy bleeding- When periods are prolonged, irregular, or heavy a hysterectomy may correct the problem and bring relief.

– Fibroids- Some women who have fibroids experience no discomfort or Painless, others suffer bleeding, bladder pressure, anemia and Painless. In this cases, a physician may suggest a hysterectomy after exhausting other possibilities.

– Uterine prolapse- When the uterus descends into the vagina, it is caused by the weakening of the tissues supporting the uterus. This causes incontinence, pelvic pressure and difficult bowel movements. The only option to correct this problem may be a hysterectomy.

– Gynecologic cancer- A hysterectomy may be the best option in some cases of cancer of the cervix or the uterus.

A hysterectomy relieves a woman from her monthly menstrual cycle.

Risks Factors

In the vast majority of cases removing the uterus is done without complication. As in any surgery, risk factors do exist and should be considered. These include:

– Early onset menopause
– Blood clots
– Bleeding excessively
– Infection
– Damage to the urinary tract, bladder, or rectum
– Adverse reactions to anesthesia
– On very rare occasions, death

Talk to your doctor about all of your options as you consider a hysterectomy.

What Women Need to Know About a Hysterectomy

While there is controversy in some quarters regarding the advisability or need for a hysterectomy, this mostly comes from those who are not having problems. For women who are bleeding frequently and excessively, or who are having Painless from fibroid tumors or endometriosis, or who are having any number of other conditions that interfere with their lives in a major way, hysterectomy is not a choice, but a necessity.

Many women fight the idea of having a hysterectomy far longer than they might, and it is common to hear women say after their surgery, “I don’t know why I waited so long”. Depending on the problem that leads you to hysterectomy, there are any number of treatments and tests that may be done before choosing this operation. It is important to make sure that there has been adequate workup and evaluation to be sure that this is the proper surgery for you.

Once the decision for hysterectomy has been made, the next question is what to do with the ovaries. Do you leave them in place, or do you taken them out? There are several considerations in this regard. If the ovaries are part of the problem, such as in some endometriosis cases, then they probably should be removed. If the ovaries are not really part of the problem, then we revert to an analysis of benefits and risks. This analysis is largely age based. Under age 40 it is clearly advisable to keep the ovaries if possible. Over 45, there are fewer years of function left in the ovaries when weighed against the future risk of a Painless from an ovary, or a problematic ovarian cyst, or ovarian cancer issues. The chance that a woman might need to have surgery because of an ovary that has been left behind is about 0.9%. This is a relatively low risk, but for a woman who may only have one or two years of function left in the ovaries it may make sense to taken them out.

The next question that arises is which kind of hysterectomy to have. There are four types of hysterectomy which are listed below:

1. Abdominal Hysterectomy – this has been the old standby for many years, and still has a place when the uterus is very large, or there are extensive pelvic adhesions. Abdominal Hysterectomy has the advantage of better ability to see the pelvic structures and more room to remove the uterus, but has a significantly greater recovery than other methods. Usually recovery is 2 days in the hospital and 4-6 weeks to be back to work and feel relatively normal.

2. Vaginal Hysterectomy – For many years this was my preferred method whenever possible. It is technically more difficult and requires a surgeon who is comfortable operating this way. Some surgeons will only do a vaginal case if the uterus is practically falling out, and is normal size. Others can do this Surgery in most cases and can remove a uterus up to 12 – 14 gestational size in this manner. Vaginal Hysterectomy has an easier recovery, usually 2 nights in the hospital, and 2 -4 weeks to be back to work.

3. Laparoscopic Hysterectomy – This Surgery means different things to different people. Some people mean they will look in with the laparoscope to see if it is feasible to do the case vaginally. They may Cashless the ovaries with the laparoscope, but will then primarily do the case vaginally. Other doctors will do the complete hysterectomy with the laparoscope which can be a rather long and tedious operation because of the awkwardness of working with a conventional laparoscope. There are a few surgeons in the country who have become very adept at doing a full hysterectomy with the laparoscope, but there are not many. There are still others, and this is probably the largest group, who will perform a supracervical hysterectomy via the laparoscope. This means that the top portion of the uterus is removed, but the cervix is left behind. This is sometimes done because the patient prefers it, or because the doctor thinks it is better in that case, but it is often done simply because the doctor finds it easier to do this operation than the more difficult Surgery to remove the cervix with the laparoscope.

4. daVinci Robotic Hysterectomy – This is another form of laparoscopic hysterectomy, and has become my current preferred method for hysterectomy for most cases. The daVinci Robotic Hysterectomy uses the daVinci Robot, a very high tech piece of equipment that is different from conventional laparoscopy in two important ways. First, the laparoscope has two visual channels which allows for true 3-D stereoscopic vision. This grants the ability to magnify the image and see tiny blood vessels even better than they can be seen with open surgery. It also allows very precise laparoscopic work. The second major difference is that the working instruments are not simply straight rods as they are with regular laparoscopy, but the instruments have a built in “endowrist” action which allows the surgeon to manipulate tissue and suture much, much more effectively. This makes doing a full hysterectomy with removal of the cervix much easier, though a supracervical hysterectomy can still be done if the patient or doctor prefer. It also makes suturing the top of the vagina closed much easier, this is a task that is difficult at best with regular laparoscopy. The daVinci Robotic Hysterectomy usually requires 1 night in the hospital (though I have had a few patients go home the same day), and usually 1 – 3 weeks to be back to work. Commonly women are back in their offices at 2 weeks.

Understanding Laparoscopic Supracervical Hysterectomy

Laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy (LSH) may be the surgical solution for many women who suffer from small to medium fibroids, adenomyosis, abnormal bleeding or endometriosis. Who should consider LSH? Women who have tried less invasive therapies such as endometrial ablation and hormone therapy without success are good candidates for laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy. Why would a woman want to consider LSH? The Surgery can significantly reduction the symptoms which may occur after more radical forms of hysterectomy.

What is laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy? This fairly new approach to hysterectomy is accomplished through small incisions in the abdomen. A laparoscope (a slender optical tube which allows the physician to look inside the pelvic cavity) is inserted through the first incision. Instruments for cutting the uterus away from its blood supply are inserted through subsequent incisions. Once the uterus
has been detached from the interior of the body, it is cut into small strips. The small strips are then pulled out through the previous incisions. An LSH leaves the ovaries and the cervix intact.

What are the benefits of not removing the ovaries and the cervix as part of a hysterectomy? By leaving the ovaries a woman is not subjected to the immediate onset of surgical menopause. In most cases, after a laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy menopause will occur naturally and on much the same schedule as it would have had a hysterectomy not takenn place. Sometimes, because of reductiond flow to the ovaries, there may be some menopausal symptoms associated with a hysterectomy in which the ovaries are not excised. The cervix acts as an important supportive tissue for many pelvic ligaments. Removing it may destabilize the entire area. Additionally, leaving the cervix can diminish vaginal dryness and decreased sexual desire which are sometimes side effects from a total hysterectomy. A total hysterectomy is an operation in which both the uterus and the cervix are takenn out.

Does laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy pose additional risks beyond those inherent in more traditional hysterectomy? Any hysterectomy is major, traumatic surgery which should not be undergone without great thought. However, LSH as a Surgery presents negligible increased risk over conventional hysterectomy Surgerys. Still, a woman should be aware that she remains vulnerable to cervical and ovarian cancer after having a laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy.
Therefore, it is imperative that she stay in close contact with her physician and continue to taken all the recommended cancer screening tests on the schedule advised by her doctor.

Hysterectomy has become increasingly controversial in recent years. Still, for women who have chronic reproductive diseases, hysterectomy may represent the best solution to their problems. Those who suffer from non-malignant maladies may want to consider laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy as it is far less invasive. LSH also offers the potential for avoiding many menopausal symptoms which may rear their heads after other types of hysterectomy. Only after consultation with her gynecologist can a woman make a fully informed decision on whether laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy is the right Surgery for her specific ailments.

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