Dr. Dhwani Mago
DGO, MBBSBreast pain after a hysterectomy largely depends on whether your ovaries were removed during the procedure. If your ovaries were not removed, your body continues to produce hormones normally, so you're unlikely to experience any new breast pain related to the surgery.
However, if your ovaries were removed (a procedure called oophorectomy), it can lead to surgical menopause, a sudden drop in estrogen levels. This hormonal shift may cause symptoms like hot flashes and temporary breast tenderness, similar to those experienced during natural menopause. These symptoms often improve as your body adjusts.
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