Every doctor can draw out of his files cases of operations, the necessity for which might be questioned. Here is one out of my own, a young woman who because of abdominal pain had undergone an appendectomy which resulted in adhesion. Three years later, after a miscarriage, she had hemorrhages and a painful pulling in the lower abdomen. Again an operation was performed, during which a small cyst on the left ovary was discovered. The ovary and part of the uterus were removed.
The patient recovered from the operation, only to find her pain still with her. The next year the other ovary, also revealing a cyst, was removed. And so at the age of twenty-six she had been deprived of ovaries and uterus—and she still had her pain.
Uterine hemorrhages resulting from psychic trauma have been reported many times in medical literature. In this case the young woman had gone through the emotional shock of an unsuccessful marriage and a divorce.
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