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Surgical menopause

Understanding changes after surgery and planning your ongoing care.

Which operation causes menopause?

Removing both ovaries can bring on menopause directly. Removing the womb alone is not the same as removing the ovaries. It is important to clarify which organs were removed in your operation report.

What may be different?

The hormonal change may be more sudden. The reason for your operation, your age and your health history influence the support options available. Treatment decisions should be made with the relevant specialists, particularly when surgery was carried out because of cancer.

Understanding the effect of surgery

The type of operation and the reason for it matter when understanding changes in hormone production. Knowing which organs were removed helps distinguish periods stopping from changes in hormone production.

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  • How would I explain the difference between removing the womb and removing the ovaries?
  • Which aspect of life after surgery would I most like to understand?
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