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Meanings of have a hysterectomy in English

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Usage of have a hysterectomy in English
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The doctors said I had to have a hysterectomy within the week.
The Irish Times
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I was in hospital for three days six years ago to have a hysterectomy.
The Guardian
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When Caroline Dickson, a 31-year-old single mother, learned she had to have a hysterectomy, she was apprehensive.
The Guardian
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About 600,000 women in the U.S. have a hysterectomy each year.
Reuters
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In the unpublished judgment Mr Justice Bennett ruled in November that the 19-year-old, named as Z, should have a hysterectomy.
The Guardian
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Some are even restricting the number of patients who can have a hysterectomy or have their baby in a planned caesarean section.
The Guardian
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It was suggested I have a hysterectomy to deal with the pain, but I mentioned that I had some leakage as well.
News.com.au
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Two weeks after the surgery as I was preparing to undergo radiation, menopause hit-that'swhat sometimes happens when you have a hysterectomy.
Ebony
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Three patients had preterm deliveries, one patient had a hysterectomy for bleeding.
Pubmed
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Gross had a hysterectomy that was the size of an orange.
The new yorker
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In February, she had a hysterectomy after "battling endometriosis for a decade".
BBC
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I'd had a hysterectomy four years earlier, but there was nothing there; it was benign.
The Guardian
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Screening for cervical cancer was also common among women who had already had a hysterectomy.
Reuters
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One of her hens had a hysterectomy last year that cost $3,000.
Reuters
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Mrs Rose Quinn said she was eventually diagnosed in London as having pelvic inflammatory disease and had a hysterectomy.
The Irish Times
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A friend had a hysterectomy at the age of 34 because of fibroids, and she is now on HRT.'
The Guardian
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