Hysterectomy castration and hormones

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Depends on whether the hysterectomy removed only the uterus or also the

ovaries.

 

 

 

 

" Attilio

D'Alberto "

Chinese Medicine

<attiliodalberto@y cc:

ahoo.co.uk> Hysterectomy

castration and hormones

 

Office:

 

08/28/2003 05:48

AM

Please respond to

Traditional_Chines

e_Medicine

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sam: We have been through all this before on the other list. By your own

admission your horse was castrated due to 'misbehaviour' perceived by the

stud owners.

 

Jackie: Incorrect.

 

Sam: In fact he was behaving in a precocious sexual manner that

no-one could be bothered to determine the reason for.]

 

Jackie: Also incorrect.

 

Sam: Does this not account for anything in an animal's life -

 

Jackie: I have no idea - certainly no TCM or WM professional I have

consulted has

ever felt it relevant.

 

Attilio: Actually I believe that if a woman has a hysterectomy then she

will have less Tian Gui (I think I spelt that right), its western

equivalent being hormones. So the same may well apply to males.

 

 

 

Any comments anyone?

 

 

 

Attilio

 

 

 

 

 

 

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