hysterectomy

The process of hysterectomy is fully or partially aimed at treating many uterine disorders, such as: uterine cancer, cervical cancer, ovarian cancer and benign muscle tumor. Many women can eradicate the uterus to prevent pregnancy in women who do not want pregnancy, or to avoid malignant crops in women who are more exposed than others to develop ovarian cancer. In most cases, the uterine eradication is performed by the laparoscopy, and this can be done by an open operation, where the abdomen is opened by creating a major incision, and then removing the uterus and other genitals in the event of the suspicion of malignant crops. The risk of procedure The hysterectomy is related to many risks and complications, such as the following: infection in the surgical part. bleeding. Scars in Al -shqa area. Serious blood pressure. A few nearby organs damaged, such as: intestines, uterus and ureter. Before the uterine removal is performed before the uterine erasing process is performed aimed at preventing childbirth, a previous meeting must be held with the patient, so that the doctor should ensure that the extent of her awareness of being unable to have children, in addition to the patient ahead of the tests, and its illnesses. Many tests need to be done, such as: a comprehensive blood count, investigation into blood chemistry, including signs of crops, blood clotting, kidney function and urinary examination, and cervical cancer examination is also performed using ultrasound, and in some cases there is a computerized tomography examination. You should consult a doctor about the medication that must be stopped on the days before the process, and the patient must fully fast 8 hours before surgery. During the cultivation after full anesthesia, the cultivation is performed and the mechanism varies on the basis of the used method as follows: the endoscopy process where the abdominal area is sterilized, 3 small cracks are created along the navel, and in two additional places they are selected according to the type of cavity, and the abdomen is placed by openings to the abdom. the holes placed to remove the uterus. The open uterine eradication process is caused by a long slit in the lower abdominal wall to reach the pelvic cavity, then the place of the uterus is determined and separated from the blood vessels it provides with blood, in addition to the ligaments it binds to the walls of the pelvis, then the uterus is removed, and it is about an hour from the vagina. After surgery, the patient should be monitored 24 – 48 hours after surgery to ensure the stability of the condition, and surgical stitches are usually removed after almost a week. Pain Pain Stills can be used if necessary, and it is natural for a little vaginal bleeding that stops over time. You should go to the doctor as soon as possible if some symptoms occur, such as: high body temperature, inability to urinate, shortness of breath, severe bleeding and purulent secretions.