Is hysterectomy still pregnant?

Pregnancy usually does not occur after hysterectomy.

First, pregnancy requires the fertilized egg to implant and develop in the uterus. Without the uterus, the fertilized egg has nowhere to go and cannot complete the normal pregnancy process. Second, the uterus provides the right environment for the fetus, including stable temperature and nutritional support. After hysterectomy, these conditions no longer exist and it is impossible to support the survival and growth of the fetus. Moreover, throughout pregnancy, the uterus undergoes a series of adaptive changes, such as increasing size to accommodate the growth of the fetus. In

addition to the fact that pregnancy is not possible after hysterectomy, it is a clear fact based on the physiological structure and reproductive process of the human body. When faced with the surgical decision of hysterectomy, the patient should fully understand its impact on fertility and conduct in-depth communication and discussion with the doctor.