hysterectomy

How about men who have had a vasectomy, or women with their tubes tied or a hysterectomy?

She had a hysterectomy this year for other reasons, over 15 years later and had no signs of recurrence.

A trans man who has had a hysterectomy and is on testosterone will have a very different medical baseline than a cis woman.

I just sponsored a hysterectomy for $180 (1 year of Netflix) in 3 clicks on Watsi.

She was in her late 40s, and decided to just go get surgery and now a few years and a hysterectomy later lives pain free.

Pre-pubescent girls, post-menopausal women, women after a hysterectomy, women on the contraceptive pill, etc.

My wife has chronic pain from Endo, even after hysterectomy.

She needed an emergency hysterectomy to literally save her life.

Are you including ovary removal in your definition of hysterectomy?

In any case, if you want a closer example, 1 in 3 women in the US does an hysterectomy, the vast majority including removal of the ovaries.

Women don’t stop being women after having a hysterectomy.

Also includes birth control (pill, condoms, hysterectomy/vasectomy, etc).

"a relationship between two people categorically incapable of producing children together biologically, [the female of whom has had a hysterectomy following uterine cancer], can’t be a marriage."

> "No marriage after a hysterectomy" is not a position I've encountered.

"No marriage after a hysterectomy" is not a position I've encountered.

Another friend of mine has been attempting to get a hysterectomy voluntarily (every woman on her mother's side has developed cervical cancer in the last 4 generations), has no interest in ever having a child or getting married to a man for that matter, and has faced numerous doctors who will not even hear her out because "what if her future husband wants kids" just absolutely stalls the conversation.