If you have concerns about this, discuss it with your doctor. A hysterectomy removes any tumors the doctor finds. It takes care of problems you may have been having with your uterus. A regional anesthetic may not numb the area quite enough and you may feel some minor discomfort. Also, in rare cases, you may have an allergic reaction to the drug used in this type of anesthesia.
Regional anesthesia is considered safer than general anesthesia.
The sutures may have to be reopened to stop any bleeding Your bladder or the tubes leading to it may be injured and need surgical repair. If there is cancer, not all of the tumors may be removed The cancer may recur There is a risk of infection or bleeding The incision may open There are some risks when you have general anesthesia. Discuss these risks with your doctor.