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- 50 Years
- 01/04/2021
Can a woman still come after a hysterectomy?
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Yes. woman can still come after a hysterectomy
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Consult a Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Answered 04/07/2025
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Orgasm After Hysterectomy:
- Many women can still experience orgasm post-hysterectomy.
- Key factors include nerve preservation, emotional well-being, and individual differences.
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Physical Aspects:
- The clitoris and vagina, crucial for orgasm, are typically unaffected by the surgery.
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Nerve Preservation:
- Preserving nerves around the vagina and clitoris often maintains orgasmic function.
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Emotional and Psychological Factors:
- Comfort, relaxation, and emotional connection with a partner enhance sexual satisfaction.
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Hormonal Changes:
- If ovaries are removed, hormonal changes may affect libido; hormone replacement therapy can help.
For concerns about sexual function post-surgery, consult a gynecologist or sexual health specialist for personalized advice.
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