laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy (lsh)

What are the Risks Associated with LSH?

As with any surgical procedure, LSH carries some risks, including:
Infection
Bleeding
Injury to surrounding organs such as the bladder or intestines
Adverse reactions to anesthesia
Post-operative pain
However, the minimally invasive nature of LSH typically results in fewer complications compared to traditional hysterectomy.

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