Some women have wondered about the possibility of a hysterectomy helping lupus. Some women wonder if removal of their uterus will mitigate the effects of lupus in any way. Currently, there is to medical documentation to say this is the case, although some women have claimed after their procedure lupus effects were mitigated. Read more »

The topic of a hysterectomy causing kidney damage is still out to the jury, as it were. Recently discussion boards have been buzzing with idea about this surgical procedure being linked to issues and damage to the kidneys. While no solid facts have linked the two together, some experts say a link could exist. Read more »

A hysterectomy is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of part or all of the female reproductive system. Three basic types of the surgery are usually recommended: Partial, total, or radical. A surgeon will recommend one based on the reasons for surgery. Often times cancer or risk of infection trigger the need for this operation. A partial procedure removes the uterus. A total operation removes both the uterus and the cervix. A radical surgery will remove all parts of the female reproductive system. Some women who have a hysterectomy keep the cervix. Read more »