Unwanted hysterectomies strip women of reproductive rights in developing nations
Unnecessary hysterectomies are a big problem in developing countries like India and Nepal and also happen in some developed nations. People may get them too much because they think the uterus isn't important and it might save money. A lack of good healthcare options and things that make healthcare providers want to do surgeries also play a part. The researchers want to show how these factors lead to too many hysterectomies and say we should decide on treatments wisely, keeping women's health in mind. They hope this helps talk more about women's healthcare in developing countries and how to make things better.