El Podcast de Marco Antonio Regil - Especial 3.- Mitos y verdades de la histerectomía - Dr. Jacobo Labastida
Episode Date: August 29, 2025¿Sabías que la histerectomía es la cirugía más común en mujeres no embarazadas y que 1 de cada 3 la necesitará antes de los 60 años? Más allá de lo médico, esta operación toca fibras prof...undas: identidad, vida sexual, autoestima y la forma en que una mujer se relaciona con su cuerpo.El Dr. Jacobo La Bastida Torres, ginecólogo y pionero en cirugía robótica en México, nos revela mitos, verdades y avances que están cambiando la manera de vivir esta experiencia. *Importante: Nuestros invitados son expertos en sus temas y reflejan su conocimiento y su punto de vista, siendo conscientes de que cada una de las opiniones es totalmente personal. La información, datos, comentarios, estadísticas que se presenten en el Podcast de Marco Antonio Regil, son de exclusiva responsabilidad de quienes las emiten y no representan, necesariamente, el pensamiento de Marco Antonio Regil o de la producción del podcast.
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Who is candidate to an hysterectomy?
The caretive,
but more than to go to
curative.
It's when we say,
this is when we're in the
woman for this?
We've got to refer to
this.
I'm getting part of my
identity.
Exactly.
At final of the
this is what I
make different.
One of every
three women in the
first 60 years
of their life
can need this
operation?
There can be
from mimes,
sangrados,
Dolour, endometriosis,
even cancer.
Termina the life
sexual
after this
hysterectomy.
It's a mytho,
is reality.
It's something
that's something that
is something that
individualize
in each one of
the patient
to get to
get to the
person.
The Mark,
Antonio Regil,
is a production
of Argyal
Entertainment, and
all his
rights are
reserved.
San Pablo
Natural,
no,
Bages the
Guardia,
refuersed
your defenses,
present them.
Today,
we're going to
the sylogia
that
according the experts
us say,
is the
syrugy
most common in
women not
unbarasas
in those
first 60
years of
the first time.
We've
invited to Dr.
Jacobo
Labastida
Torres,
who is
gynecologist
obstetra,
expert in
the paroscopia
and director
of proceedings
assisted by
the system
Hugo Ross.
We'll
learn we're
in the
hospital,
Angleseles
tokspa.
I'll
you know,
an
clososper.
Thank you.
The hysteroctomy.
Because is the
number one
in
women
not
embarrassed. In women
enverazas, I imagine
that is the cesare.
That's.
For the number of
pathologies
that can get
to present a
woman in the
transcurs of their
life.
There are
to have to
have to be
from momas,
sangrados,
dolor,
endometriosis,
to cancer.
So,
so we're
talking that
we're having
a cipher
after the
2023
reported
by our
system
National
of
information
in
health
of one
of every
three
women
in Mexico
in Mexico
and in
the
United
and other
countries
those numbers
I imagine
are
very similar
very similar
very similar
a
let me
let us
understand
because
if it's
much
one of
one of
three
women in the
first 60 years
in the
can necessarily
this operation?
Estarate
esterat
esteratomis
okay
to
what is
the
hysterectomia
and
why
it's
It's called so. The hysterectomia is the remotion
chirurgicly of the utero. And we
have to individualize because could get to
get to be various scenarios. It's
removing only the utero. It's
recommend that when this is so, also, also
be taken the trompas uterinas, because this is
one of the factors principal, one of the factors
principal
to develop
cancer of
ovario
but also
the hysterectomy
in the
which we're
not only
the tromps
but also the
ovaries,
the origin
of the
hysterectomia
is very
curious
and it's
totally
totally
politically
politically
politically
politically
politically
incorrectly
politically
incorrect
it
I'm
go back
because
because
it's
because
it's the
time
in the
time
the age medieval
the era medieval,
was cataloged
if the women
were menstruating
well,
I mean,
what some
day I've
said to say
to my
students,
over all the
barons.
You're just
imagine
that they
have a
a lot
the
sufficiently
strong
of form
mensual
and that
it's
inabil
during
four to
five days.
We're
that you
can't
functionar
as
humans,
as
the
beings
that
are the
human,
that's
well, that
they can
get to
pass
to get a
a lot of
so it's
terrible.
Yeah,
not you know
you know,
you know,
a lot of
a bad
a lot of
more of
two years,
and that
then I
respond to
good humor.
Yeah,
but in this
case,
it's much
more
more with
a lot of
a lot of
mental,
and the
lack of
science
in those
times,
in plain
discrimination
of the
woman,
they're
hysterics.
Exactly.
From that it
comes.
That's so it's
so it's an
offensive to say
a woman
hysterical.
That's totally
of course.
Dice here
that's a
fact that the
country is
Mexico or America
Latina,
that even the
20 or 40% of
the women
are the
end of the
60 years.
That is
exagerately
common.
Why is
that in
common?
Why is
so if not
so if it
can be
they can
do it can
do you
can't
common this
surgery?
Well,
I think
that fortunately
the science has
advanced,
the information
and the
only fact
that our
quality of
that's
that we are
affected and
that we
have a
alternative
medical,
a treatment
medical
to make that
to make sure
the quality of
life,
to have the
quality of
this
surgery,
um,
that is a
part of the
common of this
of all the
pathologies
that
that are
a woman
to look
a woman
to look at
a
sterectomia
a
total
that woman
that present
for example
miomas
uterinos
what is a
mium
are
tumors
dependient
of the
musculol
and you
have to
remember
that the
utter is
musculol
lice
okay
then
then we
we start
not
not we
know
is a
science
certain
the
origin
the experts
say that
can be a
one solar
cellular
that's
that's
to generate
and makes
that's a
tumor
that in the
great majority
of the
cases,
has to
count that
you're
talking
a ball
of ligas.
Okay.
Is that
well,
there's a
miomas
amoeas.
That is the
reason
most common
that
are those
tumorscitos?
So,
okay.
And then
So, we have to retire completely, not only
the tumor, but
all the organ.
It's going to be the
tap that's living
our patient.
If the patient
has the children
that he's going to
have, well,
an alternative
antimumas
of a determined
time is that,
the iserectomia.
If the patient
even wants to
conserve the utter,
for the motive
that is,
because even
not has taken
the children that
he wants,
then there
we're going
for a myomectomia.
That's just
just to make the
pure tumour.
Right.
Right, we're going to
the consequences,
of the recuperation,
of the hormones,
of the life sexual,
if it's not,
we can't,
we can't,
right, we're going to
this surgery.
The cause number one
are the tumors.
Tumores.
There are
other causes?
Sure,
that's so.
Sangraudetino
abnormal.
It's in a
second
low lowly
very close
of the tumors.
Dolor Pelvic
chronic, endometriosis.
We're,
until get to
the cancer.
So the
DOLB elizabeth
not is
the consequence
of the
surgery,
but the
surgery is the
solution to
the pain
in some
sometimes
yes.
Okay.
What's the
thing?
I mean,
it's obvious
the question,
but I'm
want to be
the hysteroctomia.
In the
case of the
tumors,
thence,
the cancer
is,
obviously,
no?
These are
these
many many times.
Okay.
But can
get to
grow to
become
to be
in malignors?
In a
particular
in a
percentage,
so there's
there is.
So, there's
risk.
Exactly.
I think
that the
scenario
more
would be that
these
tumors
a lot
of the
life
reproductiveive,
to the
liberation
of hormones
that have
the
ovaries
and then
there are
also there
various
scenarios,
that these
tumors
that
these
don't
send
those
those
most
men
and in
the
that the
woman is
having
a
menstruation
of
four
to
five
days
a month,
they
are
menstruating
two
months
three
seven
no
no
no
no
that
no
Exactly.
And,
and of a
whole month,
I don't have
done to be able to
get to be able to
do you know,
how you're
like,
and there are
so there
and there's
that's the
that's the
solution.
Or there's the
first thing?
Or there's
the time?
In the
first steps,
we're going to
say,
of the momas,
exist
treatment medical.
Okay.
But I think
is here
a little,
what,
what we can
get to
get to
get to
to get to
all right,
no,
I'm,
I'm,
I'm,
we're
a moment in
that's
having
postarged
this,
the care
not preventive,
but more
being to go
to the
caretive,
is when
we're in
the way of the
hands,
and we need
to offer
the biacchargic.
And there
your
gynecologist is
who can
evaluate that
with you?
Sure.
So,
that's.
Any other consequence
of not
asterosctomia
at time?
Quads of
panemias
very,
very severus.
Imagine
start menstruating
during 30
days.
It will
get a
moment in
that's
emmogloina
is totally
depleted and
then the
patient came in
a passio
and she
may it's
exactly.
Exactly.
Five hours
of exercise.
Okay, okay.
Any other
consequence?
Or yeah
we've
all?
Well,
also,
the cancer.
On,
it's over
can get to
be sangrados
anormality
to
consequence of
cancer.
Of course,
one of
the
forms
most common
of presentation
of the cancer
of endometrial
that would
the part
the part
internal
are the uterus
are there
are not always
there
we're saying
we're saying
we're saying
we're going
we're going to
our patient
is sangrando
of a form
not conventional
and there
we can
there we can
top us
with the
with the
fea
with the
fea
with the fea
with the
there
isterctomies
totales
and there
and there
parciales
is correct
Right?
So, right?
Yes.
The end up
hysterectomia total
or the
partial would
supraservical.
And this
is because
after approximately
two decades
and a
school
European
begins to
do a
study
about what is
what is what
is what
is the
piece of
the psalbical.
Okay.
There is
when we
we're
when we
dotertero,
when we
do we
do we
isterectomia, we're
inciting, we're
cutting in the
originality of
the pisopelic.
And the
School of Europe
starts to say,
what is what
is what we
do when we
do we're doing
these?
There are two
to know that
the patients
hysterectomisadas
referiian
certain effects
secondary to
those that
not,
on the
camp of the
life sexual.
Okay.
So then they
start
a promulver.
Okay,
we're going
to do a
hysterectomia
in the
case we're
in the
piece of
pelvic.
We're
about
of the
cooel.
Okay.
Arriva
of the
utero.
And,
well,
they were
to be
so much,
obviously
with a
selection
specific of
the
cases,
not all
the patients
were to
be
to be
candidates
for
this
process
and
the
according to
those
results,
these
women
were not
not experimented
this effect
secondary than the
totally isterectomisad
and there
the word
total to
subtotal.
Now,
right we
about the
consequences,
of the
recuperation,
of the
theme hormonal
and all.
But yeah
that you're
talking the
technique for
the
surgery,
well,
in the
two years
we've
seen
many significant
in the
technology.
Fabulous.
Fabulous.
Now
there's the famous
medicine
robotic, or
the surgery
robotic,
that's used
for the
for the
for all,
and this
obviously
he's a
medical,
but it's
a robot,
so it's,
you know
depends
that if
the doctor
has
a pulse
good,
pulse of
Maracher
or
what?
Now,
what,
what he
does the
the
surgery
robotica,
that you
practice,
the
that you practice,
the
does it,
it's,
it makes
more
more,
the time
the time
of
the time of
recuperation are
less,
what are the
ventures?
What are the
years?
What has been in the
future in
special and the
technology?
Oh,
well, it's
very interesting,
because
definitely the
technology in
quite a
form of the
way to
do this
surgery,
us has
helped me
for put
to put an
example.
The
way was the
hysterectomia
abjarta,
that was the
typical
surgery in
the
which we
had been
a
bisturie,
we'd
we're
all the
water to get
to get a
utero.
Like if
were a cesarea?
Exactly.
So,
the portas,
the
skin,
muscle,
all,
they'd
all right,
and they
were, but
then we're
going to
an incision
depending
of the uter,
but it
can get
to be
uteros
to 30,
35,
40 centimeters.
What
before said,
that now
is in
desusus,
no,
grand
syruhanos,
grandes,
I'm,
I'm right
is all
reverse.
Okay.
And that
is what
has
has done the technology.
Passed
of the
surgery
abiered
where the
recovery was
was a tortuos
for the
patient.
A lot
really,
is the
base,
the base
of the
surgery,
no?
Then,
then it
does a
help,
with the
technology,
does a
salt to
with the
surgery of
minimivation
that would
be the
laparoscopia.
The lab
where they
make,
they're
in various
ohytot
in
a camera,
That inflan.
Exactly.
That's a
yeah
is a
know of
a syrugy
of a
invasion.
There's
the salt
that's
a comparison
of the
surgery
is terribly
formidable.
All our
patients
have
to experiment
after
after a
surgery
that
cruent
like
this
the
part of
a
life
to do
a
family
to a
life
a
day
in
in the
transcurs
of
four,
five
days.
And
before
the
the paroscopia
was that
a week
Mark,
we're talking
that with the
hand in the
Cintura
we could be
three
seven years.
To have
to be
patients that
I'm
to operate
for the
different
reasons,
by the
different
with a
surgery
abirta
and
they're
much more
Marko
that
when we
we're
we're
that we're
getting
the
the
power
and they
don't
and you
have
passed
more
more of
two
years
three
several
in
And in change, with the
syrugy
laparoscopica,
me has
talked to
really,
to see
women,
that at the
six hours,
oh,
yeah,
I'm going to
go.
A little,
a bit,
for my
coronaries,
because I'm
to be sure
to be sure
to be a
night,
let me
have to
you know,
that's a
paroscopia,
but now
is the laparoscopia,
but now
there's a
robotica,
that is
to make
the surgery
the paroscopic,
the
surgery that
we have
of minimum
invasion
for a
for much
many and
multiple
causes
from the
ergonomium
of the
ciruropical
we're
talking about
we're
we're
we're
we're
and the
instruments
are in
so
not articulated
to what
I'm
refer to
this
because the
robot
what
what he
has done
to
the
surgery
the paroscopica
is
that
articulation
that
have the
instruments.
This system,
Hugo
Rass is the
that's the
use in the
system
angels,
Hospital
Angeles.
And,
oh,
also,
also,
something that
is a
vision
three-dimensional
of the
camp
chirurgical.
When
we're
we're
when we're
doing the
paroscopia,
it's a
vision
bidimensional.
How
we understand
that vision
bidimensional?
Like when
we're doing
the
television.
I don't
our
computer
is a
computer
of the
size,
of the
memory that
we have
of the
different
objects,
know,
uh,
uh,
uh,
uh,
uh,
uh,
the things
we're doing
at the
screen the
part of the
part of the
big-dimensional.
Okay.
It's like when,
like when
the medical
see a,
be a,
yeah,
yeah,
it's plain.
The technologies,
like this,
the other,
us,
the vision
three-dimensional.
Like when
they put
them,
like,
you put
those
Lentes
rojo
and blue you
see
in a third
dimension and
it's
out of,
so you know,
you're in,
you're in,
you're in
you're in the
kind of,
like if you
know,
that's being
a much
more precision
as a
person in the
power
in the
power
structures
critical
at the
moment
of the
process.
How is
a
woman for
this?
There's a
preparation
psychological,
there's a
preparation
physical,
well,
that is a
question
very important,
and very
valid.
Because
definitive
some of our
patients,
at their
while they're
taking the
utero,
we're getting
to refer to,
I'm
doing part of
my identity
as a
woman.
At final
of the
this is what
is what I
make different
of you
as you,
the I can
procrear
children in
the uter.
Like if
the
the gombers
us
like the
exactly.
And
if you
even if
one
no no
it
experimented
in
the
CARTNPropia,
no,
one
of this concept.
To what I
refer to?
I'm not
I'm a
medical,
Mark, when
a me
I said a
patient
this,
I said,
I was the
first I'm
thinking in my
mind was,
caray,
not more
put in the
balance to
what he
is suffering
what he
these
these
and this
don't know,
this
many,
times of
this is done
to say,
to say,
you know
you need
you
need to
forget it
I'm
I'm
when I'm
when I did
that
conclusion in my
Cerebrose
my father.
And one of
the
treatment
apart of the
prostatectomia
that he
offers the
urologo
in that
is the
remotion
chirurgic
of the
testicles
because
because the
cancer of
prostate is
hormonod
dependent
and
we're
in the
testicles
we're
we can
can't
that
can't
my
father, that is,
it was, it's, it's
my son.
And my
father
respond to
a person
studied,
a person
lettered,
respond, no.
In that
moment I was
he was, and the
first thing,
how,
how,
not,
Papa?
No.
So,
this is
logical,
it has
part of
the
combustible
that's
the
thing that's
you're
to keep,
no.
It's my
body,
it's my
decision.
Existe
some
other
alternative
medical?
he was
the urologo,
the castration
medical,
for the medication,
inivir that
function
testicular hormonal.
Well,
well,
there me
there was,
there was,
there was,
my father
was,
always was a
man of
a few words,
but the
knower it,
was to understand
that and
was to
those
women,
totally and
completely.
So,
so there,
being
gynecologist,
being
expert in
this,
being
read in
this,
studied in this,
I did
I did
that it
was to
I'm
I'm in
a lot of
I'm
that I'm
important
it's just
for a
important
there's
there's
there's
a
work,
to make
the
decision.
Totally and
completely
during the
process of
recuperation
also.
In the
system
of the
group
Angeles
exists
that we
we're
we're,
we're
we're,
we're
personal
of psychology
licensed
in
psychology
that
the first
what we're doing is,
Dr.
You're going to
an hysterectomia?
You're going
to talk to
your patient?
Sure.
Sure.
Yeah, but
verify it's
because at
a more he
has a
badgwenza
to say it.
I mean,
I have to
have a
period and you
know what I
don't know.
Oflegated
for the
circumstances,
for what the
person in
who confi
a medical
he has
a person
to say,
okay,
well,
I'm going to
have to
be good
for my
my
things.
Sure.
So it's
very important
accompaniment
psychological.
That's a
good thing.
Now,
what happens
in the pelvis?
The pelvis,
because you're
taking the
uterus.
Is it
a little?
Affected
in something?
No,
is,
effectively,
it's not,
effectively,
the uter, but
in that
moment, the
asas
intestinales
start a
little more
more livers,
they're
a little
more space.
That's
space is
immediately
occupied
for as
intestinal. So, no,
it's no, no, no, no. The other
question is, the dolor pelvic,
you said that some women get to this
surgery for the dolor pelvic?
But there's, but there's a dolor pelvic
as a consequence of the surgery? No.
No. One way that we
retires, one of ushurted, one
we're notherst, these
quadros of dolores pelvicous
chronicles, disappear. Okay.
Relation, here, I've,
I've got a various questions that we've got,
there's a relation between the
hysterectomia and lumbalgia,
or a dolor pelvic,
lumbar chronic?
No, the
dolor pulmonary
chronic,
a bit more,
could get to be
caused by miomas
of grand
time that are
that they're
not being
those raises,
because
they're going to
get to all
directions,
and the pelvis
is a
place a
is a
time to get a
moment in
that they're
to come
to bring
different
structures.
If it
would be
to give
a
a tumor,
well,
at the
moment of
the
hysterectomia, that
sensation of
the
pain, could
be able to
get a
patient.
Okay.
Now,
is normal
the
sangrado
vaginal
after the
operation?
Inmediatantly
after we
are talking
in the
process of
recuperation
of the
tissues,
when we
do we're
when we're
doing this
place in
where it's
the
coo of
the uttero,
now
only about
be there
is the
cupula
vaginal.
We're
talking
that in the
transcurs
that the
that the
that the
Tejids,
you're
completely
five,
six,
seven days,
it can
get to be
a
un-sanked
but after
the end up
and then
you're not.
And you
prepare a
patient for
that's,
when they
go to
the syrugemia
after the
process of
going to
do that
they're
they're going
to be a
surprise.
So,
they're
they're not
to all this
obviously.
The
actually the
great majority of
women,
and at the
most we can
use as
a medical
as a
sales
pitch
for so
say it would
be you
not going to
menstruate.
Oblivate
to have to
buy
toys,
tampons,
have to
use to use
you're
going to
do you know,
also there
some people
not you
don't me
let me
do you
do you
do you
I'm
doing with
my menstruation
but
but the
great
majority
of
the
for this
in
specific
it
they're
in
a
like
I'm
I'm
not
I'm
but
but
when you
you
don't
you're
you're
you
you're
No, there are to,
there are you,
the ovaries in the
women,
the gondas,
those ovaries,
are those ovaries,
are those organs
that are,
that they,
they're going to
provide to the
woman,
that in the
moment in the
case,
the production
hormonal
of the ovaries,
gets a
menopausia.
Okay?
The grand
majority of
the cases,
what we
do we're
we're doing
is an
hysterectomia
without
the ovaries.
It will depend
of the case
because we have
to individualize
to be a
see if we
have to do
an isterectomia
in a
woman who
has been
the menopausia
well
obviously
we're
you just you
you have
passed
for the
menopausia
this
was of
natural
we can
keep the
ovaries
to
the risk
of cancer
of
a future
the
the
ovaries
in the
mother
latina
normally
they
they have to produce the hormones
for there,
between the 49 to 51 years.
Okay.
The hormones that are
that the woman menstruate,
oh,
to be 10 to 15,
after 20 years
then,
they're going to
produce androgyns,
the ovaries,
and the
ones are
important in the
life of a woman
because we
don't know
the desire
sexual.
Well,
right,
right we're
going to
just
that as
mentioned
you know
there's a
there's a
there's a
question
there's
there's
a part
sexual.
So in the
surgery in the
surgery,
the woman
decide if
they're
they're
they're
they're
they're
they're not
about the
of our
counsel.
One example
if I
have a
woman
that I'm
saying,
I have
much
much
fear of
the cancer
of
but no
has
anteced
family
of cancer
of vario
and we
we're
to say
the
woman
is in
his 40, 45 years.
I'm going to say is, no.
Remover those,
not is the indicated in your case.
Because there is the menopausea?
Not only I'm going to
the menopausea.
There is to record that the ovaries
to offer them to the patient,
to the woman,
cardioprotection.
It's for that the
women, for the
women, infarter,
less than the
women, for the production
of estrogen.
Another of the
things that I would be
to be able to.
The men
don't have.
A few
It would be
It would be
Because we'd
Yeah,
And so if I'm
No, he
He said, I'm going to
Exactly.
No, they're going to
Injarting an ovario
Exactly.
This is
This is putting
here.
It's putting
Rudo.
Okay.
So,
another of the
things that
we have to
have to be in
mind is that
the
estrogenos
is that
the integration
of the calcium
to the
gosos.
When we
we're
we've got
the ovaries,
And it's a
desmineralization
temprana.
Some various
things in those
we're
to ask us to
our patient
to say,
you know,
or not to
do it.
And in
case of
quit them,
then it's
a lot of
protocol
because then
you're going to
the menopausia,
and there's
there has
there has to
have a
treatment
specific for
that woman
that you
get to
the ovaries.
If you
yeah
is in
menopausia,
then then
then
then it
not affect
that's
exactly.
If you're
in menopause
she's
she's
in menopause,
she was going
in some moment
in some
in a moment
of the life
of the
woman.
But if
yeah,
it's the
thing of the
problem,
how you
do you
have to live
as a
protection?
Well,
that you
learn.
There is what
I always
I've said,
the,
the,
the,
the, the
those good
those
good,
are the
good,
a good,
a good,
a good,
a good,
etc.
So, simply
they're
that
protection extra.
Right.
Right.
Right.
Right.
We're going to the
part of the
sexual.
But the
prolapse,
what is the
prolapse?
And what
has the
problem?
The
surgery.
The prolapse.
In
some cases,
the only
fact of
been
been born
has been
the
piece
pelvic.
We can
we can't
imagine
the
piece
pelvic
how,
imagine
that this
quarter,
the
the
the
the
tach of this
is the
fourth is the
piso
pelvico.
We're
we
really.
Exactly.
It's a
lot of the
majority, in the
great majority of
immuble
there will be
the tinnaco
will be
a little bit
a little
put we're a
biggica.
Pongamous
a quarter,
the quarter of
service,
that would be
the utero.
Oh,
no is the
court of
service because
the utero is
very important
but well
they're
going to
have structures
above
of this
piece.
When
when a
woman
when a
Embarasa, that
PISO PELBICO
SEPTENDED.
And existent,
well,
of women to
women in
in quite to
the capacity
of recuperation
of the
force tensil
of these
these tissues.
Okay.
The day
of the
day of
this woman
can get to
have a
prolapse
uterino,
which means
that the
uter,
that would
be the
structure that
is the
upper of
the
piece
pylylylid
desient.
And
our
patient
it's a
referring,
in first
instances,
sensation of
a person's
a person
of a
person's
a person
about,
a certain
a
certain,
and in
cases more
more
more grave,
the total
evasion
of the utter
a
over the
so
so,
so,
that's a
scenario
dantees
when it
does,
a nobody
he doesn't
and then
imagine
if a
woman in
the 40,
50,
60
that has
to
is to
recurrying
to introduce
the utero
a through the
vile because
with the
minor of
the effort
this protrue
so it's
there when
when it's
the prolapse
uterino
that the
hysterectomia
okay
and other
of all the
work in the
fortleasing
of the
physical
but you
quitas
what is
what is
what is
what is
and over
this prolapse
this sensation of
the
disenso
of luteor
yeah
so
so the
exercises
of the
piece of pelvic,
there's a
whole, to
any of
a quite
old,
to get a
problem,
because that is
the,
the,
the,
the tachio
that's
effectively.
It's a
example,
no?
That no,
that's
you can't
the tinnacca
to,
do you,
do you,
do you,
and the
men,
obviously,
obviously,
totally,
totally,
no.
In other,
you know,
that's,
that's
that's,
exactly,
exactly,
that's,
that's,
that's,
that,
In both cases, in both sexes.
Okay, okay, perfect.
The risk of prolapse vaginal
can increase in front of the hysterectomia,
especially if not is the fortaleciment
of the soil pelvic.
So, as a consequence of the hysterectomia,
can have this prolapse?
It will depend on the characteristics
that have our patient.
The patient with prolapse uterino
is a bit of beneficia
of the hysterectomia.
Oh, but not is
only the uterus
what is
what's
prolapser.
Also,
also.
Also, it
also.
It's a
way of the
leggica.
And it's
there where
there's a
ram of the
gynecology,
the urogenecology.
For that's
important
individualizing and
study to
our patients
to know,
to know,
what is the
procedurement
that's the
hysterectomia
could provoke
the prolapse
or no?
If you
do that
if there's
exercise.
If there
if there
if I
only opero,
I only
do the
hysterectomia
quito the uterus,
most probably
that prolapse
vesical
the patient
is more affected.
And what
the patient
referred to,
I think
a scape involuntary
of urina
with a tost,
with stornudo,
that now
us say,
O'ye,
Jacob,
what did you?
Now,
now more,
I'm
up to the
cello
and there's
we're a
kind of
prolapser
has our
patient
before
the
And before.
And the exercise of
episopelicic
can't help
definitely.
Before.
Before the
before the surgery
and after the
surgery?
Yes.
So in
some of the
course there's
to prepare
to make
that muscle
before the
surgery?
Right.
And then
also, as
you know
you say,
after
to conserve
those results.
Yeah.
Okay.
Well,
pass we
let's the
life sexual.
What is
with the
sexual of
the women?
The menopausee
yeah,
you know
you've
indicated
that
but what
what's
what's
the life
sexual of
the women
much a
lot of
people are
people
that they're
that's
that's
that's
this is
the sterectomia
is the
mytho
is reality
well
it is
part
myth
and it's
a question
very
interesting
Marko
because
another
of the
things
that
when
we get
there is that
there is that
procrear.
To embarrassarse
so.
So in
some moment
that's
the woman
says,
well, okay,
I'm going to
have relations
sexuales
without a
method
unconsteptive,
no,
there's no
problem.
A good.
So,
is.
And now,
in
quite, in
quite,
we're talking,
what we
was talking
what we're
talking about
a, the
school
European,
said,
okay,
what is what
is what we
What does what do we
when we're
the clue of
the utero?
The utero
has a
time to get a
order to
get it.
They're in
two
studies abogam
because the
orgasm
not is
so intense
no is
so placentero
when
we're
when we're
doing these
cuts.
Because
because definitive
we're
we're
in the
piece
pelvic
in where
there's
there's
all the
of these
structures.
At
they're
they're
they're
they say,
they're
that
they're
that's
that
they're
that
they're
in
a
other
other
other
other
of the
point
that the
the
the
cue
so that's
a
question
that's
a lot of
the
cancer
by the virus
of the papillom
human
there
there's a
planeement
very interesting
at the
moment of
we're
proposing
a
hysterectomia
and I
had a
patient
that was
a
he's
informed
very well
before
the
and me
it's
very important
to continue
with my
life
sexual
as to
I
have been
a
middle
in my
life
no
I want
that
me
quit
the
coy
of
the
at
the interrogatorial
and
start
designating
the
treatment
I'm
I'm
that I'm
10 years
before I'm
had been
a lesion
caused by
the virus
of the
papillom
human
a
a lesson
important
and had
been
been
that
was
and he
was
and at
the
time
to
she
she
she
she
she
she
said
a
let
wait
wait
let
wait
wait
of my orgasms.
But,
but for
other
other
side,
I'm
doing that
that all
to have
the
quayal,
I'm
doing latent
the risk
that exists
of a
lesion
precursor
of cancer,
so is.
So,
it's a
decision
in the
which definitely
is something
that's
something that
not a
thing,
something
that's
something
to be
to be
to get to
the
trage to
the
measure.
It's
a decision.
with the medical.
But for that
you have to have
this information.
Right.
Not just
just to say to the
doctor,
what you're doing,
no,
wait a minute.
So,
there's to
have to
say it's a
way to be the
if it's the
case or
with the
pariah.
Yes.
It's very
important.
This type of
surgery,
surgery major,
is the
surgery gynecologically
about
more grand
that's a
gynecology
that's a
definitely
definitely
should
do you
do
do you
do you
do you
mentioning
disminuue
the
pleasure
sexual
but
no
disappear.
This is the
school
European.
The school
American
that
also did
studies
about this
respect
not took
the same
results.
There
there
there is
different
points
of the
different
points of
my experts
for
example
I
was
working
much
time
in the
Institute
Mexican
the
Social
and
it
has
seen that the cancer cervical
urbicuterine
is
more
in persons
of a
strato
cultural
low.
Why?
For the
lack of
information,
for the
fault of
the use
of the
preservative
and for
the
infidelities
of the
paria.
In
that
in that
strato of
the
population
where
still
predominant
the machism
is terrible
to be
as patients
that at the
years
get to
those 30 years
that's
a canceros
mark
a diablo
that you
say,
because when
one
interrogates
our patients
how
how
the
different
sexual
has
had
you
respond
because
contrary
to
what all
that
when the
patient
is
with
the
patient
is
my
husband.
Oh,
and you
you're
you're
you're
you're
you're
you're
a lot of
a
virus that
you're
a
sexual,
then it's
one more
one
are two.
And it's
there
because we
see
that we
have been
that
much.
That's
very
but,
but,
moving to the
question,
disminue
the
the pleasure
sexual
but at the
the
30%
or
vary
to
according
the
school
American
no.
The results
not are contunded
and the school
European,
two studies
they say.
In Hospital
Angeles,
you can't
operate in the
future.
With
the surgery
robotic,
that is more
precise,
secure and
less
dolorous than
an operation
abirta.
It's
less probable
that you
need to
a transfusion
sanguine
also
you'll
have less
complications
post-operatorias
and your
In the hospital
will be a
minute.
Luchamus
for your
health with
the better
technology.
A bit we
knowhosa
that's with
us to know
Faske,
52 years.
How do you
do the
exercises of
the
pelvic or in
what consists
and then
after the
surgery
is also
you can't
continue having
a life
deportiva
the
people who
play tennis
or the
basketballists
the
those of
the football
Feminil
the yoga
Pilates
they're,
you know,
they're doing
of all,
and you know,
and you can't
those,
the exercises of the
piece of pelvic
that one,
a lot of people
know they're,
but we know,
that's a lot of,
thank you,
the, a question,
the exercise of the
piece ofelico,
when I,
I'm,
I'm going,
I'm going to,
let me ask,
the first
that I'm
the first I'm
imagineate that you
want to
want to,
the gas
to get to
the ban.
Apprieta.
Appretem us
all,
we're all.
Appretem us
all,
Count.
Exactly.
Like if you
want to go to
do you.
Apriety.
Quintas
three.
One.
And liberas.
That is one.
If you can
do you can't
be doing
in the
traffic.
In the traffic
in
the traffic.
In the
car.
It's aftar.
In the
car.
The car.
The car.
And relax.
Mintas
the doctor
to tend
the
you get to
time.
No,
totally.
That's
very.
Yeah.
So,
neurotic.
Neurotico
with the
time.
Neurotic.
Well, yeah.
Well, it's,
I'm going to do you.
I'm going to get
a margaret, but I
get with the
PISO Pellbic.
To all the
pretty much.
And that's
so that's
so that's always
the exercise of
the physical
So,
for so,
the exercises of
the pesis of
the pelvic
or in the
traditions of
the India, for
example, in the
yoga and
all of that,
is the famous
Musculoppo-Ocog
oxygio
that's the
that's
that's that
me certificed
very
very
very
That's the
thing,
that's the
muscle,
the muscle,
the mucus,
the pus,
because that
you're in
the,
even in the
books
antivos of,
the Hinduism,
it's,
like,
for there,
like, for
women,
for the
things of erections
and ejaculation
and women,
but also
for their
pleasure
sexual,
for,
for,
for,
contensers at
the hour
to go to
do the
time,
orgasms more
intensos,
and for
the
and for the
men,
erctions
more
fereereere
and more
,
that are
important.
Even at the
Miserable
You can
be doing
exercises
to be able to
prepare for a
good
for a good
for a good
I don't know
a doctor
me wrote a
question,
no he's
that's what
what is
what is doctor
is doctor?
It's the
mom
of the doctor
no
with the
question
I'll repeat
a
a biom
myoma
intrauterino
is equal
to
a
so much
that
your mom
is doctora?
No
no no
no
Well, I would have to be with you.
Good question.
What's the problem.
What's the most
is that the miomas
we're going to
intracavitarious,
those that are
protruding
to the
area of the
cavity of the
utero,
for norma,
we're going to
do sandgrados
more profus
it's more
probable that
we're
we're
in our patient,
uh,
of a myoma, for example,
of a centimeter
out of the cavity
that's a
mima of five
centimeters
afura
because the
uter,
as a certain,
the uter,
as a lot of
a lot of
so they can
protrue
to the
cavity,
start
to the
muscle or
protrue
afuer
of the uter.
And there
are different
classifications.
And both
are
the surgery?
Yes.
Amos are
candidates.
There are
to record
something.
This is important.
You can get to
be women
that have mimes
and that's
the rest of
their life.
That the momas
not crecied
and the mimes
not they caused
sangado.
And of
a repent
in some
moment when
the patient
when the patient
die 80,
90 years
and for
some reason
if it has
autopsia
then it
identifies.
There's
there.
Well,
the moma
for
to understand
it,
is the
equivalent to what
in the
homest
in the
scrotto
so that
you see
a
a little
a
little
a boyita
extra
and you
do you
don't
not you
don't it
not it's a
miracle
no it's
more
more virility
but that
that's a
and you're
you're going to
it's a
ballita
of gas
or no
that's a
thing
completely
different
are
are different
are
what you
you're
what you
are
what you're
probably
probably
encage
in
the
a quadro of
something we
we call us
aure
a lot of
auret,
a ernie a
through the
crotto
that makes
a
an mass
extra and
that's a
God,
God,
God,
God,
God,
God,
I'm
or me
to get to
water in
water
and radioactive,
no,
but the
my mom
is another
thing.
Exactly,
is a
tumor that
is a tumor that
is a muscle.
Del Muscul
it's a
not a
ballita
of a
lot of
not, no,
no, no,
no, no,
it's
in the
And the muscle.
Oh, and
so,
cerrando a
more,
the people
that's
a lot of the
surgery,
and we're
not the,
the,
the surgery
robotica and
this method,
this technology,
system,
Hugo Rass,
in particular.
The ventages
are,
more time,
in the
recuperation.
Much more.
Mener.
MNor.
MNorororor
in the recovery.
Muchissimo.
Mere,
so,
reintegrate a
more easily
to the
more rapidly
to the
activity.
As,
So, from the point of
patient
is,
is,
it's,
it's,
it's,
there's
no risk
of sangrower
during the
the procession.
The energy
that's
to be
a cover
all the
whole,
the corde
and all the
celled of
the
celliating,
is a
endroperatoria,
and from
the point of
the
point of the
ciruano,
is a
major
ergonomia,
major
commodity,
this,
you,
you're,
you're,
you,
you,
so,
so,
so,
For the
less
less than you
because it's
much more
more precise.
If you have
to record that
in the
chirofano
because
involucro
an risk.
Obio.
Between
less time
we're in the
chirofano,
these risks
do you know,
how much
time you've been
these surgeries?
Because I go
your curriculum
is impressive.
Ginecologist
obstetra,
expert in the
paroscopia
robotic.
So,
so that's the
two,
director of
procediments
asseseded
for the
system
borrass
in the
hospital
in the
hospital
you
have done
after
15
years.
15 years.
Like, how
you've
done?
U.
U.
I, I.
I, I.
I.
I.
I, I.
I, I'm,
I'm,
and I
went to, and
I was going.
I mean,
an estimated,
because
they were
a certain
statistic.
Like,
how you
got to
count?
In mil.
In
million,
yeah,
did,
I,
did,
I,
so it's a
problem,
but it's
in serious.
What's the
difference
to go to
a
place in
where
they've
the
option
of the
surgery
robotic and
someone with
experience to
go to
a place
where not
they're
this
experience.
Well,
definitely
the
experience in
robot
us
we know
the
panorama
for a
better
treatment for
our
patients.
Because
definitely the
minor
postoperatorio
a
recovery,
an integration
more
rapid to
the
life
laboral
is very
important
in this
era.
Yeah.
The
accudier
to a
center
with
this infrastructure,
how is the
group
angels,
because,
oh,
I'm the
honor of
to be the
first gynecologist
in
all Mexico
of having
operated with
this platform.
And this
was a
couple of
years.
So,
it's a
platform
new,
is the
platform
that is the
system
Hugo Ross?
Ugorass.
But that
is the
surgery?
What is
Hugo Rass?
Because
I'm
confused
with
surgery
robotica
and the
It's the robot.
It's the platform
of the robot.
So,
there are different robots?
There are different robots.
And this is the
ultimate technology?
We're going to
say,
it's the chico
more new in the
quadra.
And as
the technologies,
the more
new is better,
it's more
more easy,
more amicable,
even more
accessible.
And,
oh, here
there's a
question,
in quite
at costo
to be
to get to
to say,
oh,
with the
other platform
is more
more.
It has to
be more.
No.
At the
contrary.
This platform
Hugo Ross,
what is
is to be
to be a
carousable to the
surgery
robotic to
to all.
The
prices
were
going to this
new system.
And no
there's
nothing for
the
userio
final,
that in
this case
would
be
our
other
than the
people,
the
people who
say,
I want
that I
want to
the doctor
me
operate.
Thank you.
We're going to
we're in the
hospital
Angeles at Coxpa
and is the
only place in
Mexico where
he's
where he's
with this
platform
with Hugo Ross.
For the
moment.
I'm going to
get to
get to
the site of
internet is
hospital
angeles.com
and also
and in
reds
social
atroba
hospital
Angeles
in
in reds
and there
and the
people
can't
you
do you
do you
have you
have
your
social
personal
So, so.
So, I'm
like Jacobo
Labastida,
both in Instagram
as well in
Facebook,
in TikTok.
Well, I don't
to be to
but we're going to
but we're
just.
No,
just for your
interview.
We're just.
Well,
well,
much thanks.
Something that
not you have
I asked,
that you
want to give you
want to
I think
I think the
only
that I
would be
the
the time
in this era
they've been
to be
preventiv
for all.
No
important
if it's
a woman
if
is preventive.
It's more
the preventive.
What we say
in those
medicalists,
not get to
get to get
the doctor
and eat the
food food
and get certain,
eliminate ultra-processed
asucas
excess of sodium
you know
as much natural
better,
normally,
do you know,
to drink a
therapy with
the psychologist
to do you,
to do that's
exercise,
exercise,
exercise of the
physical
that,
that,
that,
aprieta,
aprieta,
three seconds.
Three,
liberate.
Three,
and swelto.
Three and swelto.
And for the
least 100.
If you can, 300
100 all day?
10 all day?
So, 100 all day?
100 all day.
I what I recommend is 33,
33, 33,
d'clock.
Like in the morning,
in the afternoon, in the night?
Of course?
I would have
and they're going to
see how in
a media hour
of traffic,
you're just
you can't
do 150
to 300
exercise.
You get as potent
to travel
to,
no?
At just.
That's
that's retrasue
the
world.
Look,
here
I'm
to,
to,
I'm going to be.
So, I'm going to,
we're going to
we're trying to
another
time.
But,
but if those
exercises,
those practices,
like the
other than the
other than
the time,
of the
mrs.
And also,
or no.
Totally,
certainly,
or no.
Because,
you know,
because, you know,
yeah,
one,
know,
and I'm
talking about
like cantimblas,
but you
understand.
Have you
to ask
to me
a question to
ask them,
well,
no,
but,
but to
you too,
but to,
she
is the
that's
definitely is
something is
something
that one
that one
can't
see,
yes,
yes,
Steve,
yes,
yes,
thank you.
We're saying,
we're just
an applause
to Dr.
Jacobo La Bastida.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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It's for the doctor.
I'll get it to consultate.
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