Gynecologic surgeries, namely hysterectomy (uterus removal), oophorectomy (ovary removal) and C-sections, are the top overused procedures in the U.S. Only 10%, at
MoreReproductive senescence, the period of time in a woman’s life marked by the slowing and eventual cessation of reproductive function, frequently coincides
MoreA few years ago, I began writing for Hormones Matter about the gross overuse and adverse effects of hysterectomy and oophorectomy. Year
MoreOne of the more pervasive, and frankly, annoying myths about menopausal women is that they cannot build muscle after a certain age.
MoreA Mayo Clinic study has shown that hysterectomy without removal of ovaries increases risk of heart disease. Women who had a hysterectomy
MoreHysterectomies and C-sections are two of the most overused surgeries. One in three women has a hysterectomy by age 60 and about
MoreNumerous studies have shown a strong correlation between removal of both ovaries / bilateral oophorectomy (castration) and accelerated aging as measured by
MoreWhether a hysterectomy will affect sexual function is a common concern amongst women considering the surgery, as well it should be. Sex
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