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Re: Dr. McIntosh***UG From: eliz (anonymous@obgyn.net) Mon, 1 Mar 1999 19:51:38 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Cassy: "Pain after hysterectomy" Previous message: Melanie: "vaginismus" In reply to: Elizabeth: "Re: Dr. McIntosh***UG" >>Yes, it is a personal choice. I would remind you that there is no known dignificant hormone production in the uterus itself, only in the ovaries. >> >&& I've read the same, but would you agree, that like the brain, there >is still a lot of 'unknowns' and that perhaps the current instruments >are not sensitive enough? Sometimes it's not just the hormones, but the >balance in the pelvic area and the blood supply that help keep women >healthier? Some things are just less tangible..harder to identify. Have >you had women patients who asked for the uterus preserving surgery? How >did it go? I know what the docs say about hormones but the uterus does add something. I had a hysterectomy without ovary removal. The doc said nothing would change but it definitely has. I think you're onto something with the balance concept. I can tell the uterus is gone. It is a significant, negative change. Next message: Cassy: "Pain after hysterectomy" Previous message: Melanie: "vaginismus" In reply to: Elizabeth: "Re: Dr. McIntosh***UG"

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