“Someone could have told me”: a qualitative study on experiences with hysterectomy decision-making and regret in Mysore, India

By afschroeder • August 26, 2026

Herbst de Cortina S, Karanam R, Pramathesh R, Begum F, Jaykrishna P, Srinivas V, Hariprasad R, Madhivanan P, Adsul P, Somaiya D. "Someone could have told me": a qualitative study on experiences with hysterectomy decision-making and regret in Mysore, India. Front Glob Womens Health. 2026 Aug 10;7:1870806. doi: 10.3389/fgwh.2026.1870806. PMID: 42638708; PMCID: PMC13500569.

Tags: decision-making, decisional regret, decisional support, Fellow, hysterectomy, India, Infectious Diseases, Publications, QUALITATIVE RESEARCH, Women’s health

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