The gynaecologist may recommend hysterectomy only if the woman has a cancer of the uterus and in other cases only if other treatment approaches have been unsuccessful.For more details log on http://www.texasobgyn.com

1. Reasons For Which A Woman Und
Ergoes Hysterectomy
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2. Most of the women, at early or later stage of their lives
undergo hysterectomy, which is an operation where her
uterus is removed. The reasons for a woman undergoing this
kind of surgery are many that include:
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3. Cancer of the uterus, cervix, or ovaries, is one of the most obvious reasons for a
woman to take hysterectomy.
Among the non-cancerous reasons, painful uterine fibroid leads to undergo
hysterectomy surgery.
If she suffers a uterine prolapsed in which the uterus shifts or slides into the
vaginal canal from its normal position, then also a woman is recommended to
undergo this surgery.
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4. Pain due to endometriosis is another major reason for around 20% of women to take
hysterectomy.
Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding (DUB) is another cause for a woman to be advised
for hysterectomy as this disorder usually leads to an abnormal bleeding in the vagina
or a chronic pelvic pain.
The gynaecologist may recommend hysterectomy only if the woman has a cancer
of the uterus and in other cases only if other treatment approaches have been
unsuccessful.
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5. Types of Hysterectomy : There are mainly three types of hysterectomy and
either of them is recommended depending on the reason for this surgery.
Radical hysterectomy: This surgery is often recommended in cases of cancer
where the surgeon removes the entire uterus with the cervix along with the
upper part of the vagina, and supporting tissues.
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6. Complete or total hysterectomy: In this surgery, both the uterus and cervix are
removed.
Partial or subtotal hysterectomy: Also called supracervical hysterectomy, in
this type of surgery the upper two-thirds of the uterus are removed, leaving the
lower part (cervix) intact.
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7. Contact details
Texasobgyn
5757 Warren Parkway Suite310
Professional Building
Frisco, TX 75034
ph;214-824-2547
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