• The ovaries may be "shocked" by the procedure and cease functioning earlier than anticipated, even if one or both ovaries are preserved post hysterectomy. This could indicate earlier menopause than typical, which could happen immediately after surgery or years later.
• This phenomenon is also known as "surgical menopause", and should occur within 5 years of operation.
• Your ovaries will continue producing hormones, but at reduced levels, even after hysterectomy. Click here to know how ovaries function after hysterectomy.
• Such people may experience premenstrual syndrome (PMS) or premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) because hormones produced by the ovaries will cause their body to continue to "cycle" monthly. Additionally, menopause will bring its own set of symptoms.

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• Sometimes, the ovaries stop working long before the actual age of menopause is attained (the average age is 51).
• If you are below 40 and your ovaries no longer produce eggs, and if your periods have stopped, then it may be due to primary ovarian insufficiency.
• Women with this condition may still have periods and may even get pregnant.
• The most common signs are missed or infrequent periods.
• Periods may start and stop again for many years.
• Other symptoms can seem like those of menopause and may include:
  • Hot flashes,
  • Night sweats,
  • Anxiety, or mood swings,
  • Concentration issues,
  • Reduced sex drive,
  • Issues with sleeping,
  • Vaginal dryness.

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