To date, investigations concerning this alleged interaction are in their infancy. In answer to your quesion, yes, the vaccine could have caused your symptoms. However, this scenario has yet to play out, so I cannot make unequivocal recommendations to readers at large. I had a hysterectomy but retained my ovaries. No, you don't.
Pregnancy can only occur in the presence of a uterus, an organ that is removed during hysterectomy.
Nonetheless, some women in your position fear tubal pregnancy, when the fertilized ovum attaches to the lining of the fallopian tube and grows. Again, this is impossible because the surgeon removed your cervix, thereby effectively preventing any sperm from reaching an ovum, even though your ovaries will continue to function. You are permanently infertile as a result of the hysterectomy. The sensation can frequently be relieved by crying, but must be differentiated from other, more serious physical disorders, such as tumors of the throat and neck-muscle spasm. It is not related to viral infections.