How to treat uterine prolapse bleeding

After giving birth, a woman's uterus suffers a major trauma. If she does not recover well after childbirth, it will cause internal diseases in the body. Uterine prolapse is a common disease, and some severe cases are life-threatening. So how should uterine prolapse and bleeding be treated? Let me explain it to you in detail below;

Uterine prolapse is caused by the relaxation or degeneration of pelvic ligaments and muscles.

The uterus cannot be supported and droops into the vagina. Uterine prolapse is related to premature fatigue after giving birth too many times and old methods of delivery.

Slightly droopy, the cervix is ​​still in the vagina, in severe cases the cervix may extend into the vagina, and in more severe cases the entire uterus may extend out of the vagina.

If you have a little bit of reluctance, in severe cases, the inner wall of the vagina will sag, the front wall of the vagina will be involved in the bladder, and the back wall of the vagina will be involved in the rectum.

If the bladder muscles and ligaments are relaxed, the patient will have urinary incontinence. Treatment: If the patient has reached menopause,

The uterus is removed surgically and the loose ligaments are tightened. If the patient has not yet reached menopause and has already had uterine prolapse, the only option is to tighten the cervix and ligaments.

However, due to uterine prolapse, the doctor in the operating room also tightened the bladder muscles, which improved the patient's incontinence problem.

Patients are temporarily observed for a period of time before deciding whether to undergo surgery. Severe uterine prolapse can be repaired with surgery.

The above description is an introduction to the topic of uterine prolapse and bleeding. I believe that everyone has realized the harmfulness of this type of disease after reading this. I hope that female friends will take care of their bodies. It is not recommended to lift heavy objects within one year after giving birth to avoid prolapse of the uterus and internal organs. I also hope that this article can help more friends.