What are the differential diagnosis methods for uterine prolapse?

Uterine prolapse is a relatively common disease. At the same time, the symptoms of uterine prolapse are very similar to other gynecological diseases, such as endometritis and other diseases, so this requires differential diagnosis. So how to differentially diagnose whether you have uterine prolapse? If you really suffer from uterine prolapse, how can you effectively treat it? So next I will give you a detailed introduction to the differential diagnosis and treatment methods of uterine prolapse.

Differential diagnosis

Generally speaking, the symptoms of uterine prolapse are easily confused with gynecological diseases such as endometritis because their symptoms are very similar. Therefore, if you suspect that you have uterine prolapse, you need to go to a regular hospital for examination. For example, common B-ultrasound can diagnose whether you have uterine prolapse.

【treat】

Acupuncture Point Selection

Main acupoints: Weidao, Weibao, Weigong, Huanshang.

Acupoints: Guanyuan, Qugu, Yinlingquan, Sanyinjiao, Baihui. Location of Weigong point: 2 inches below Weidao.

Location of Huanshang acupoint: 2 inches above the line from the coccyx to the greater trochanter is Huanzhong acupoint, and 5 fen above it is the acupoint.

(II) Governing Law

Select 1 main acupoint each time and 2 to 3 auxiliary acupoints as appropriate. The operation of Weidao, Weigong and Weibao is as follows: use a 26-gauge 6-inch long spiked needle, ask the patient to lie on his back with his legs bent, insert the needle quickly, and pierce the needle tip along the groin toward the pubic symphysis, with the depth between the muscle layer and the fat layer. Insert the needle on both sides at the same time, and twist the body after getting qi. The amplitude and frequency of the twisting should be increased from small to large, from slow to fast. The intensity should be based on the patient's tolerance. Move the needle until there is a twitching sensation in the perineum, and the patient will feel the uterus rising slowly. Operation method of Huanshang acupoint: ask the patient to lie on his side with the lower leg straight, the upper leg bent, and the upper body slightly leaning forward. Use a No. 26 7-inch spiked needle with the needle tip pointing toward the uterine body for about 4 to 6 inches. Use the sparrow-pecking method to perform lifting and insertion to produce an electric shock-like needle sensation, radiating to the anterior vulva or lower abdomen, and move the needle until the uterus is prolapsed and there is a feeling of lifting. Do not twist the needle when needling this point, and only needle one side at a time. For the above-mentioned acupoints, you should empty your bladder before acupuncture, and the technique should not be too heavy during acupuncture to avoid causing pain or discomfort. The needles are not left in place, and the treatment is done once a day; the acupoints can be rotated alternately. For other acupoints, Baihui acupoint is pierced horizontally, and moxibustion with moxa sticks is added for 15 to 20 minutes after acupuncture; Guanyuan and Qugu acupoints are pierced straightly so that the needle sensation radiates to the perineum; Sanyinjiao and Yinlingquan acupoints are pierced straight with the needle tip slightly toward the heart so that the needle sensation is transmitted upward. Both methods used equal tonification and equal drainage, and the needles were retained for 30 minutes. Also once a day. A course of treatment consists of 10 sessions of Mangzhen therapy, with an interval of 5 to 7 days between each course of treatment.

The above is a detailed introduction to the differential diagnosis methods of uterine prolapse. I believe that many patients and friends have already understood the diagnosis methods of this type of disease. At the same time, the above also introduces the treatment methods for uterine prolapse, which should be helpful to patients and friends. Of course, you also need to actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment in life, which is conducive to the recovery of the disease.