I’m 23 and I want to remove my uterus

[@insert_name2973]

I want my uterus removed too, not because of medical reasons, but i don't want to carry children, so donating my uterus to someone to give them a chance at having children they want sounds like a good plan.

[@aligames_2138]

do it make you feel sick do it make you sad do it can't make you normal your uterus stay yours we man have nipples do we need it not really so what the point of wasting money isnt it a good plan to don't waste your money in something that actually can't be 100% helpful for others ?

[@insert_name2973]

@@aligames_2138 First of all, it's my business. I don't want to carry children, so what use is my uterus? Besides, if I get rid of it, no more periods, no more blood, no more pain! And your nipple business is your business. If you want them, keep them. If you don't want them, get them removed. Simple as that. Same with my uterus. I can choose for myself, if I want it removed or not, and I can choose what happens with it. Why do you care? And so what if it isn't 100% helpful? Even if it was a tiny bit helpful and of use, that's a organ well spend.

[@aligames_2138]

@@insert_name2973 wow wasting thousands of dollars better than donating It to hospitales and more por anda orphan Will profits it

[@Dogsoverpeople2000]

Haha same. The struggle of being a woman. The mental struggle of severe pms pmdd. Gosh why do all woman need uterus and ovaries. These horrible sex organs. It's so sad

[@aligames_2138]

@@Dogsoverpeople2000 Woman, you who are forbidden, it seems that you believe in the existence of God, according to what you said, "gosh." If you do not believe in the existence of God, then do not use this word, because you are contradicting yourself The important thing is that I will go with you that you believe in God. God created the male and the female and made each of them a human being so that they can mate and reproduce in the land. If you do not love these organs, thank your Lord first because He gave you something a lot of which he needs, and thank your Lord that He made you in good health better than many patients. You want to suffer from the problem of menstruation.” The problem will be solved, but many problems will result from it. The successful person does not succeed except after suffering, and if you say that suffering is a bad thing, then you are not successful. God believed when he said "If humans followed their lusts, the earth would be corrupted " now you disfollow god rules if you don't believe in god so don't use god or gosh or oh my .you contradict yourself

[@Dogsoverpeople2000]

Lol I may not have a medical reason. But i still don't want a uterus and it's useless for me since I hate the hormones periods and I'm all alone. I ain't asexual I hate having feelings towards opposite gender and sexual feelings idk it makes my mental health worse. God uterus sucks.

[@mochireii-]

same. i wish mine doesn't exist as well. i don't want to feel sexual at all as well as the hormone changes, it's doesn't make me feel like myself. it's a big reason why I'm not happy. and i don't want it to define me whole as well

[@Dogsoverpeople2000]

@@mochireii- 😢😭

[@Chickenyeoyeo]

Same here

[@nexor7809]

i think your parents failed you

[@thankyouforthediabetes]

I dont want my uterus either i dont like periods it so annoying and painful and i dont want kids

[@allanagoldman5613]

I wish I had hysterectomy when I was 23. Truly it's a shame how limited our options are.

[@giovannanicolas8299]

I want my to be removed. NOW

[@fathfulbeats536]

SAME LIKE NOW

[@nickysmits2557]

I'm 26 and got a hysterectomy last monday. I feel great and I wish more women would be approved for this surgery.

[@hectordanielyingz4312]

I want to sell mine. Womb

[@Melbot103]

I've come to a point in my life where the next time I go to a doctor, I will bring this up. If they say no, I'll just do it myself and probably die in the process. I'm no longer interested in the opinions of others. It's not their body or their pain, so why do they get a say? It may be stubborn of me, but I didn't choose to live this life, and I certainly did not choose to have a uterus. To live is to suffer. that's all we amount to.

[@natedawg-s3y]

Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your story

[@reizak8966]

Have been struggling for so long with this, and i finally found a doctor who gave me a diagnosis and offered this as a solution. I also have fibroids growing in my uterus now, which has made periods so much worse. Mine will be removed in a few months. I'm 35. Have suffered from endometriosis since I was 12. Hang in there and don't give up.

[@hannahlynae2081]

Thats fucked up I'm sorry you had to go through this

[@ritarajczi6132]

I can't decide whether these are troll comments or people are radical to this extend nowdays..... Truly!

[@thiyavenkatesanvia7740]

I think its your choice to do whatever you want. Its your body it does not matter what others say....❤

[@jungleman4921]

You are a very speical young lady and I really hope it has all worked out for you. Kia Kaha. From James.

[@bugzpudding]

i want to remove mine because of the way this workd is ive been raped too many times. i also always wanted to be a father not a mother.

[@bugzpudding]

and my mom had issues with hers later in life worried ill experience that so maybe itll be better to re,pve before i go through it

[@soniczforever5470]

Abnormal cells. I have bleeding. Now bleeding again. Im 5 stone 5 at 5 feet 1. Im not due a pap for a year. Im paying for one if need be and getting the thing out. I was on a lean bulk. I know though at my weight a period is highly unlikely though possible I was on pop and missed 2 pills but now bleeding again. I took most of my body fat of for fear of having cancer but I also probably need to look at removing it as I cant even see it. I can get eggs frozen. I will not survive cancer as I have a bad heart and neurological problems. Id prefer to be without it. Even kids im considering not having if I stay unwell.

[@punkybrewstar83]

Ngā mihi for this korero- so important

[@julioavalos2936]

Very interesting!!!

[@Waterbugart]

Preach

[@aracelis0658]

Removing your uterus will not change your endometriosis.

[@Dreadhead942]

But your periods will go away

[@shanajohnson385]

Women are get there uterus removed, and men are getting uterus put in. Men don't know the pain, that some woman go through.

[@toucan4207]

Sorry but ‘people with uteruses’? You mean women? It affects 1 in 10 women! Who else has a uterus?

[@supersoursorbet]

Trans people and nonbinary people who are afab and people who are unisex???

[@Avajackson19676]

@@supersoursorbet And we’re not talking about trans. We’re talking about naturally born women

[@supersoursorbet]

@@Avajackson19676 I’m talking about trans men

[@s.s.9160]

​@@supersoursorbet trans men are not men. They are women pretending to be men. So goes for women acting non-binary like no you're still a woman.

[@s.s.9160]

​@@supersoursorbet and people with unisex is not a third sex. It's a genetic adnormality gentile that the person was born but that person is already define and determined according to it's DNA and chromosomes.

[@salvolondon]

Of course she doesn’t want a baby , at 23 it’s perfectly normal . By the way , hysterectomy doesn’t cure endometriosis . She’s gonna be spayed like a cat … but still with endometriosis . It’s pretty sad actually .

[@VoIcanoman]

A hysterectomy does cure endometriosis for ~90% of women. If I was in chronic pain from this condition, I'd take those odds, especially considering the only major, guaranteed downside (if you could call it that - I wish more people were making the responsible decision to not reproduce) is not being able to have children who are genetically-related to you. Sure, there are some risks associated with this procedure, such as ~1 in 60 suffering a pelvic prolapse later in life (Kuittinen et al., 2023), and some people (those who leave one or both ovaries intact) can undergo early menopause, but those are minimal compared to the very real risks of leaving chronic pain untreated. Such pain can have serious consequences, particularly with respect to cardiovascular health (increasing the odds of a heart attack or stroke), and on cognitive function (particularly memory and attention), so if the price is some hot flashes, or even the need to have another operation to fix a prolapse, it's likely worth it to most people.

[@CharicatureCharicature]

@@VoIcanomanhi there, I have severe period, and the pain pattern is always consistent. 1st day - I have pain that lasts 3-4 hours and I have 2 episodes of pain on the first day 2nd day- same as the first day except I have just one pain instead of 2 4t day- a 30-40 min pain The pain is so severe that I am unable to walk or eat. Sometimes I sleep and I wake up because of the pain. My whole body pains and I am unable to breathe sometimes that I go short of breath. Is this bareable or is it risky, especially considering that difficulty in breathing because of the pain. I am from India and the doctors are so backward that they are fine with removing the uterus for women who are done having children. But they would not do the same for a woman who has decided to not have children. Is it a safer option to bare this pain or to go for a uterus removal or any other permanent solution to stop the period?