After total hysterectomy, you may suffer from vaginal wall prolapse, urinary tract infection and intestinal adhesion.
1. Prolapse of vaginal wall: after total hysterectomy, the support of vaginal wall may be affected, and women may easily suffer from prolapse of vaginal wall.
2. Urinary system infection: after uterine excision, if women have prolapse of the anterior vaginal wall and bladder bulge, they may have difficulty in urination, which will lead to bacterial growth and invasion of the urinary system, causing urinary system infection.
3. Intestinal adhesion: total hysterectomy may lead to intestinal adhesion, intestinal adhesion and the surrounding organs caused by intestinal adhesion disease, easy to cause abdominal pain and nausea and other symptoms, and in severe cases, may also cause shock.
Total uterine excision may also cause other diseases, should go to the hospital in time for examination and treatment.