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Could getting a historectomy done affect my sex life in any way?
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Yes: Sometimes there is relief knowing that you are not able to get pregnant, so some women have told me it improved their sex life. But response can be variable. Ask you surgeon / obgyn.
Answered 8/17/2013
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