 "It is estimated that over 1000 hysterectomies are performed each week in the UK and that number totals more than 11,000 in the US. Hysterectomy is the most commonly performed operation, and it has, over the past decades, been used to ‘solve’ all manner of female problems. Hysterectomies are rarely performed to save lives, many are unnecessary and the most common reason for a hysterectomy is heavy periods. Frankly, the removal of a fundamental part of a woman's body for this reason is nothing short of scandalous.
"It may be that you do need a hysterectomy for legitimate medical reasons, but before you make that decision you need to know what choices are available to you and whether there are other ways of approaching the problem. The majority of hysterectomy operations are not necessary, but many women are unaware that there are viable alternatives. If, in fact, your hysterectomy is necessary, there are still choices to be made. Should you keep your ovaries? Can your cervix be left in place? There are many, many options available to most women, but to make an informed decision, you need to know the facts. All of these points will be covered in detail below.
"Some time ago I was speaking at a seminar on Pre-menstrual Syndrome (PMS). One gynaecologist stood up to outline his solution to the problem, which involved a total hysterectomy, removing the ovaries as well. The logic behind this was that if a woman did not have a cycle, she would not suffer from pre-menstrual symptoms! This ‘treatment’ was offered even to young women, in the midst of their childbearing years. Certainly the PMS symptoms would be wiped out, but what these women probably would not know is that..."
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| Hysterectomy E-book | 1 |
| Hysterectomy | 2 |
| Table of Contents | 3 |
| Disclaimer | 4 |
| Copyright | 4 |
| Hysterectomy | 5 |
| What your doctor might tell you | 5 | | Female architecture | 6 |
| Questions to ask yourself before considering hysterectomy: | 6 |
| Types of hysterectomy | 6 |
| Total abdominal hysterectomy | 7 |
| Total abdominal hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy | 7 |
| Sub-total abdominal hysterectomy | 7 |
| Vaginal hysterectomy | 7 |
| Laparascopically assisted vaginal hysterectomy | 7 |
| Radical hysterectomy | 8 |
| Which type of hysterectomy? | 9 |
| Keeping your ovaries | 9 |
| Endometriosis and HRT | 10 |
| Does keeping your ovaries prevent early menopause? | 10 |
| Preventive medicine? | 11 |
| Informed consent? | 11 |
| Coping with surgery | 12 |
| Supplements | 13 |
| Herbs | 14 |
| Echinacea | 14 |
| Counselling | 14 |
| Your Supplement Plan | 15 |
| The Next Step | 16 |
| Other E-books in this Series | 17 |
| References | 18 |
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