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    Women report a loss of physical sexual sensation after hysterectomy.

    FACT: A woman's vagina is shortened, scarred and dislocated by hysterectomy.



    FACT: Hysterectomy's damage is life-long. Among its most common consequences, in addition to
    operative injuries are:
    heart disease
    loss of sexual desire, arousal, sensation
    weight gain
    osteoporosis
    bone, joint and muscle pain and immobility
    painful intercourse, vaginal damage
    displacement of bladder, bowel, and other pelvic organs
    urinary tract infections, frequency, incontinence
    chronic constipation and digestive disorders
    debilitating fatigue
    loss of stamina
    altered body odor
    loss of short-term memory
    blunting of emotions, personality changes, despondency, irritability, anger, reclusiveness and
    suicidal thinking
    FACT: No drugs or other treatments can replace ovarian or uterine hormones or functions.
    The loss is permanent.

    FACT: The medical term for the removal of the ovaries is castration. 73% of women are
    castrated during hysterectomy.

    FACT: The uterus and ovaries function throughout life in women who have not been
    hysterectomized or castrated.

    FACT: 98% of women HERS has referred to board-certified gynecologists after being told
    they needed hysterectomies, discovered that, in fact, they did not need hysterectomies.

    FACT: Gynecologists, hospitals and drug companies make more than $17B dollars a year from
    the business of hysterectomy and castration.

    HERS is the only independent, international organization dedicated to the issue of
    hysterectomy. HERS advocates for fully informed medical decisions by women.

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