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yes both ovaries are gone..Im assuming you are speaking of endometrosis, mine was very bad..but as far as I know im good to go..and no side effects..occasional temer burst..but I had that before..smile More @Wikipedia
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- Should I Keep My Ovaries or Not If I Have Endometriosis?Siobhan Kehoe, M.D. Gynecological Oncology Clinic - SW Med 2201 Inwood Road Suite 106 Dallas TX 75390 214-645-4673
- Should I Keep My Ovaries When I Have My Hysterectomy?Conserving your ovaries also helps you have better moods, avoid anxiety and depression, and feel better about yourself. The hormones from your ovaries also let you have moisture, elasticity, and sensations that help you enjoy intimacy. You’ll live longer! Having your ovaries removed prior to menopause decreases your life expectancy.
- HELP! 2.5 weeks post-op: Horrible acne after total hysterectomy (kept ...Re: HELP! 2.5 weeks post-op: Horrible acne after total hysterectomy (kept ovaries) I am no help on the acne front, but I am hoping it resolves quickly for you. Even though you kept your ovaries, they can be affected by the surgery and take some weeks to get back to normal hormone levels.
- 7 Reasons Why You Should Keep Your Ovaries | Hysterectomy Forum2. Your ovaries produce trace amounts of hormones, even during menopause. During natural menopause, the ovaries produce trace amounts of hormones which can be helpful. If you have the ovaries remove, all of those hormones are suddenly and forever eliminated. 3. Your own hormones adjust to life’s changes, HRT doesn’t.
- PMS go away when ovaries left in? | HysterSistersHi Melissa, I still have my ovaries (and cervix) my PMS is way better but have only been thru one cycle-my bladder always got a little sensitive and still is doing the "pee every 5 seconds thing" and little stuff like that- just take it slow for the first few cycles when you would normally flow to see how your body will adjust, everyone is different and if you are estrogen dominant there are a ...
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