Simply removing the uterus generally does not affect survival; when a malignant tumor is present, it may be necessary to remove the uterus, and survival varies depending on the severity of the tumor.
Simply removing the uterus does not usually have an effect on survival. What affects survival is the cause of the removal of the uterus, such as a malignant tumor. If the malignant tumor is in the early stage, after surgical removal, the prognosis is better and may not have much effect on survival.
If the malignant tumor is at an advanced stage and is more serious, and after the removal of the uterus, it is not completely cured and metastasis occurs, it may have some impact on the survival cycle.
Therefore, how long a woman can live after having her uterus removed should be determined on a case-by-case basis and there is no clear standard. Consultation with a specialized doctor is recommended for specific cases.