The Most Common Hysterectomy ComplicationsBy Dr. Nelly Stoyanova
The most common hysterectomy complications are surgery related. There are three types of surgical approaches to hysterectomies: A. Vaginal method The vaginal hysterectomy is done through the vagina instead of opening the abdomen. The complications in this procedure could be: infection and bladder injuries B. Abdominal method The abdominal hysterectomy is the most commonly used method. It is performed through an incision in the abdomen. The complications in this procedure could be: adhesions to other organs, bowel injury, bladder injury, bleeding, and discomfort during sex due to surgically shortened vagina.
C. Laparoscopic - assisted vaginal hysterectomy This method involves a small abdominal incision to insert the laparoscope. It is a relatively new method and is not appropriate for all types of hysterectomies. The most common hysterectomy complications in this procedure could be: hemorrhage, if the arteries are not properly secured. Copyright Dr. Nelly Stoyanova Reprint rights: You may repost any article written by Dr. Nelly Stoyanova as long as the article is left intact. Please include the author's bio and a clickable link to our site. Author's bio: Dr. Nelly Stoyanova is a physician, medical researcher and health behavior expert. She studies the effects of stress on heart disease, type 2 diabetes and sleep. Her website: Belly Fat, Stress and Baby Boomers (http://www.stress-fat-heart-solutions-for-boomers.com) evaluates sources of stress for people over 50 and provides great tips to balance your day-to-day stress and stay healthy. Turn your life around and benefit from her expertise. For individual guidance sessions or to schedule a public speaking event use the Contact page or email at drnstoyanova@gmail.com From Hysterectomy Complications Return to Menopause Related articles:
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