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have questions about menopause and hysterectomy?

I have 32 years and I'm scheduled for a hysterectomy in about two weeks and I have some questions that maybe someone can help me. I have very serious periods or ovarian cysts / fibroids and all these things to please my gynecologist has scheduled a hysterectomy for me. I really do not want to have to leave and face an ovary cysts pain all the time so I decided to go with a hysterectomy and talk about hormones to help with menopause. Should I take hormones? If not, the menopause will eventually "disappear" or I'll deal with him forever? If I take the hormones, would be something I stop taking away so that they reach menopause, right? So would not it be better to go through it just now? I do not know anyone who went through menopause I'm not sure what the best option. Any opinions would be appreciated.

It's very you, but to opt for a hysterectomy, basically put your body into menopause almost immediately. Now I would like to take hormones because the last thing you should have to worry about after going through many problems with his body and now surgery is hot flashes, mood swings, not sleeping and thinning hair is possible, just make your life a little easier right now. If you feel differently later, hormones can also leave and let nature take its course. The hormone stops your body to go through menopause, helps to symptoms. The reason your doctor recommended hormone therapy because the surgical menopause symptoms are usually more severe, then pass by natural menopause. Your body suffers a sudden loss when the ovaries and what kind of impact. I think that hormone therapy might actually get to you today day. Not intended for long-term use and you can always ask your doctor for more information about what happened, and what your body is happening.

Dr. Margie Corney OB/GYN