Hysterectomies are one of the most common surgeries performed on women, yet many women feel they were never fully informed about the long-term implications, alternatives, or the emotional and physical changes that can follow.
In this episode, Hannah dives into the conversation that many women wish they had before surgery.
This is not an episode about fear.
It's not about telling women what decision they should make.
It's about informed consent.
It's about asking better questions.
And it's about empowering women to understand that their bodies are not disposable and that they deserve to fully understand all of their options before making major health decisions.
Whether you've had a hysterectomy, are considering one, or simply want to be better informed, this episode will encourage you to think differently about women's health, symptoms, and the importance of understanding the root cause of what's happening in the body.
Why hysterectomies have become so common
The questions many women are never encouraged to ask
Why symptoms are often messages from the body
The difference between managing symptoms and understanding root causes
The misconception that the uterus is only important for reproduction
The physical connections between the uterus, pelvic floor, fascia, ligaments, and surrounding structures
What women commonly report after hysterectomy
The role of the ovaries and why hormonal changes can still occur even when ovaries are retained
The emotional impact of hysterectomy and the grief that many women experience
Why women deserve informed consent and comprehensive education before surgery
Questions every woman should consider before making a surgical decision
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