It sounds to me like you should check with your Dr. I had mine in 1997 and I have not had any of these problems but I do know of some that have and they were told it is due to the menopause as I hope that you were told you go through that as soon as the hysterectomy is done. Definitely, talk to your Dr. And see what he/she says as I am not a doc.
Keep us posted on what you find out.
Simcerely,
sandy

Sandy, please stop telling people that you go throught the menopause as soon as a hyst is done.
It is quite simply untrue.
You only go through a surgical menopause if a) your ovaries are removed - a bi-lateral salpingo-oophrectomy (bi-lateral=both sides salpingo=of the tubes oophr=of the ovaries ectomy=removal) or b) your ovaries go into a form of shock and shut down.

Many women, including myself, have had a hyst and have *not* gone through or even come near the menopause.