Pregnancy After Partial Hysterectomy: What You Need to Know
Pregnancy is impossible after partial hysterectomy. The uterine fundus (implantation site) is removed. Without it, embryo cannot implant.
Post-Surgery Symptoms (Not Pregnancy)
- Vaginal bleeding (normal surgical recovery)
- Abdominal pain (incisional)
- Ovarian cramping (similar to menstrual)
- Weight fluctuations (surgical, not pregnancy)
If Pregnancy Were Somehow Possible (Ectopic/Residual)
- Morning sickness
- Breast changes
- Fatigue
- Food aversions/cravings
- Frequent urination
- Skin darkening
- Edema
Only a pregnancy test or clinician can confirm. Report any concerning symptoms.
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