Should You Have a Hysterectomy? How to Decide

by male reproductive cells, your uterus sheds its lining by bleeding. This is your period, or menstruation. After a hysterectomy, a woman’s periods stop. She can no longer have children. Her ovaries generally keep making hormones. But, some women’s ovaries make fewer hormones. Some hysterectomies remove both the uterus and ovaries. Without

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