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Doctor's answer:
Hysterectomy not only disrupts the endocrine dynamic balance between the premenopausal uterus and ovaries but also leads to the phenomenon of ovarian functional decline. Since a significant portion of the ovarian blood supply comes from the ascending branch of the uterine artery, although efforts are made to preserve ovarian tissue during hysterectomy in premenopausal women, the ligation of nearby blood vessels still affects the blood supply to the ovaries. This consequently reduces ovarian function, causing a sudden drop in serum estrogen levels without a gradual adaptation process, thereby significantly advancing menopausal symptoms.