Potential complications include:
• blood clots in the veins or lungs
• infection
• bleeding during or after surgery, which may require a transfusion
• bowel injury or blockage
• injury to the bladder, ureter, urinary tract, or nearby organs
• problems related to anesthesia
• death (extremely rare)
Note that generally speaking, abdominal hysterectomy requires a longer recovery period than does laparoscopic or transvaginal hysterectomy.
Potential complications include: • blood clots in the veins or
lungs • infection • bleeding during or after surgery, which may
require a transfusion • bowel injury or blockage • injury to the
bladder, ureter, urinary...
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Dr. Kenneth S. Larsen of Intermountain Healthcare answered:Potential complications include:
