if your goal is to eliminate your migraines by having a hysterectomy i have bad news for you. while female hormones may play a role in migraines this link hasn't been firmly established. many women who have had hysterectomies have migraines. to answer the other part of your question having a hysterectomy will remove your uterus so you won't have a period anymore. however if you leave the ovaries intact you will still have a hormonal cycle. in other words you may still notice changes in your mood on a monthly basis as long as your ovaries are producing estrogen. if you have your uterus and your ovaries removed you will go into surgical menopause. the symptoms of this are the same as regular menopause so some women opt to go on hormone replacement therapy to ease symptoms like hot flashes and trouble sleeping. i urge you to discuss your migraines with your health care provider. treatments for migraine continue to evolve. maybe your doctor can help you find a medication or other therapy that relieves your headaches. hope this helps!
if i want to stop having menstrual cycles and migraine headaches do i need a complete hystorectomy