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Can a woman still have reproductive symtoms with out her uterus as a woman whom hasn't had hers removed at all?
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Yes: After a hysterectomy, menstrual cramps & periods are absent. If the ovaries are left, reproductive symptoms related to hormone levels continue although the reduced blood supply to the ovaries may change hormone levels. This change may create other symptoms related to dysfunctional hormone levels.
Answered 9/1/2013
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