Don’t Rush Into Hysterectomy
Hysterectomy is overused in gynecological practice, often performed for non-medical reasons or as a proactive measure even when less invasive treatments exist. Uterine fibroids, a highly prevalent benign condition, are frequently managed with hysterectomy despite modern non-surgical options. This article outlines the risks and harms of unnecessary hysterectomy, including surgical trauma, potential complications, anesthesia risks, and impaired ovarian function leading to premature menopause. It advocates for cautious decision-making and avoiding hasty removal of the uterus.
