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Re: HysterctomyFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netSun, 12 Dec 1999 09:22:01 -0600 (CST)
At Sat, 11 Dec 1999, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >yes you can - if you were capable before, it shouldn't affect that, I would >think, after time for proper healing from surgery Unless, of course, your orgasms are internal and related to uterine contractions. Clitoral orgasms aren't generally impacted unless the surgeon totally mucks up and slices and dices and causes disjoint in your central nervous system signals that run from the clitoris to the brain... (yes, it happens). However, if you are one of those women who experiences internal uterine contractions and related internal orgasms, can't very well have those without a uterus now, can you? (Although there is some discussion and theorizing that goes along the lines that those feelings are actually stemming from the cervix and not actually the uterus -- meaning basically that if you keep your cervix you MAY still be able to feel those internal orgasms. Alas, research is non-existent that would really answer that question.) BTW, that study y'all keep referring to -- give me a break. Going from 2.3 to 2.9 sexual encounters per month is hardly a beaming report of sexual improvement. Geez. Not to mention that an extremely high number of women experiencing dyspurenia in the study were NOT represented in the final numbers -- they were the ones most likely to drop out of the study! A link to the complete study report can be found on this page: http://www.uterinefibroids.com/rhi_sex_GMA11-23-99.htm
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