Not exact matches
Overall, the investigators found that
oophorectomy reduced the risk of ovarian cancer
by 80 percent.
Investigators examined the relationship between prophylactic
oophorectomy and the rates of ovarian, fallopian tube, and primary peritoneal (abdominal) cancer, and the overall rate of death (total mortality)
by age 70.
The investigators suggest that the premature loss of estrogen caused
by the
oophorectomy may affect a series of aging mechanisms at the cellular and tissue level across the whole body leading to diseases in multiple systems and organs.
It can be brought on
by lack of arousal, or estrogen decline during nursing and menopause, or after
oophorectomy.