Depending on the problem being treated, you may need a different form of Hysterectomy. The main types are as follows:

• Total Hysterectomy – During this procedure, the uterus’s cervix and complete body are removed. The most typical kind of Hysterectomy is this one
• Partial Hysterectomy  – In this procedure, a portion of the uterus is removed, leaving the cervix unharmed.
• Radical Hysterectomy – Radical hysterectomy involves the removal of the uterus, cervix, upper vaginal wall, and surrounding tissues. It is frequently carried out for specific gynecologic malignancies

A hysterectomy can relieve various medical issues, increasing a woman’s quality of life. Some benefits include:

• Relieving persistent pelvic pain and unusual bleeding
• The disappearance of endometriosis and uterine fibroids symptoms ⁹
• Successful treatment for several gynecological malignancies
• The avoidance of further pelvic infections in those with persistent PID

Although hysterectomy provides many benefits, there are some downsides and limitations as well:

• Infection – Infections could develop at the surgery site or around the pelvis
• Bleeding – Blood transfusions or extra procedures may be needed if a patient bleeds excessively during or after surgery
• Injury to nearby organs – During surgery, it’s possible to unintentionally harm blood vessels, the bladder, or the colon.
• Infertility – Hysterectomy causes infertility, which prevents a woman from becoming pregnant and carrying it to term.