Answer <p>A partial hysterectomy, also known as a supracervical hysterectomy, is a procedure where only the upper part of the uterus is removed, while the cervix (the lower part, or "neck," of the uterus) is intentionally left in place. This is different from a "total hysterectomy," where the entire uterus and the cervix are removed. The main reason a patient might opt for a partial hysterectomy is a belief that preserving the cervix may help with pelvic support or sexual function, though studies on this are mixed.</p><p>It's important to know that if you keep your cervix, you will still need to have regular Pap smear tests to screen for cervical cancer. The decision between a partial and total hysterectomy is a personal one, made in discussion with your surgeon based on your medical history and the reason for the surgery.</p>

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