THE INFLUENCE OF HYSTERECTOMY THROUGH VAGINAL AND ABDOMINAL ACCESS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEUROVEGETATIVE AND VASOMOTOR SYMPTOMS

Authors

  • O. M. Proshchenko
  • I. Ventskivska
  • Y. Vitovsky

Keywords:

hysterectomy, opportunistic salpingectomy, neurovegetative, vasomotor symptom.

Abstract

The abstracts present data on the development of neurovegetative and vasomotor symptoms in the late postoperative period after hysterectomy with opportunistic salpingectomy for myoma in 160 women, whose average age was (47.2 ± 2.1) years, operated on through vaginal and abdominal approaches. A dynamic survey was conducted to assess quality of life parameters, the scale of the modified menopausal index, ultrasound of the size and structure of the ovaries, FSH level in 12 and 36 months after hysterectomy. It was established in half of the observations without statistically significant differences from access to hysterectomy, hormonal imbalance is verified up to 36 months of monitoring, clinical manifestations of a hypoestrogenic state are noted in every third patient, while the age of surgical intervention is important. And the first neurovegetative and vasomotor manifestations were recorded after 1 year with a corresponding increase in FSH concentration. Therefore, hysterectomy for fibroids, unfortunately, does not completely eliminate problems with a woman’s health and quality of life, demonstrating neuroendocrine and vegetative-vascular disorders due to estrogen deficiency, even with preservation of the ovaries, which requires careful monitoring of the postoperative period and timely correction of manifestations.

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Published

2023-05-10

How to Cite

Proshchenko, O. M., Ventskivska, I., & Vitovsky, Y. (2023). THE INFLUENCE OF HYSTERECTOMY THROUGH VAGINAL AND ABDOMINAL ACCESS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEUROVEGETATIVE AND VASOMOTOR SYMPTOMS. Ukrainian Medical News, (3-4), 51–55. Retrieved from https://umv.com.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/98

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