Which is better, conservative treatment or surgical treatment for uterine prolapse?

When it comes to uterine prolapse, many women are familiar with it. Some people will choose conservative treatment to treat uterine prolapse, while others will choose Western medicine surgery for faster and easier treatment. These two treatment methods have their own advantages, and I personally prefer conservative treatment. After all, Chinese medicine is the quintessence of our country. Now let us discuss which is better for uterine prolapse, conservative treatment or surgical treatment.

1. Treatment principles

The treatment of uterine prolapse should be based on strengthening or restoring the supporting role of the pelvic floor tissue and the ligaments around the uterus.

2. Improve your physical fitness and take care of yourself

General supportive therapy includes improving physical fitness, strengthening nutrition, paying attention to proper rest, maintaining smooth bowel movements, avoiding increased abdominal pressure and heavy physical labor, and treating chronic diseases such as chronic cough and diarrhea by doing high-leg exercises. These can effectively improve the condition. Exercising more in normal times can effectively improve uterine prolapse, and the effect is relatively obvious.

3. Non-surgical treatment

Non-surgical treatment is suitable for severe grade I and mild grade II uterine prolapse. For those who are weak or cannot tolerate surgery due to other diseases, the use of a pessary combined with general supportive therapy has achieved good results. The Chinese medicine Tigongsan is the most effective prescription for the treatment of uterine prolapse in traditional Chinese medicine. It follows the concept of traditional Chinese medicine of external treatment of internal diseases and uses the method of Chinese medicine fumigation to treat uterine prolapse. With the help of the effects of medicine and heat, it acts on the body through the skin and mucous membranes, promotes the dredging of pores, the harmonization of meridians, and the smooth flow of qi and blood, thereby achieving the therapeutic effects of raising yang and replenishing qi, tonifying the kidney and consolidating prolapse, and achieving the purpose of completely curing uterine prolapse. Generally, 1 to 3 courses of treatment with Tigong San can cure the disease.

4. Surgical treatment

The indications are for patients who have failed conservative treatment, or have severe grade II or grade III uterine prolapse. The appropriate surgical method should be selected based on the patient's age, fertility requirements, and overall health condition. 1. Repair of the anterior and posterior vaginal walls plus shortening of the main ligament and partial cervical resection, also known as Mann's surgery, is suitable for younger women with longer cervix who wish to retain their fertility.

5. Which is better, conservative treatment or surgical treatment?

Uterine prolapse is caused by the loosening or degeneration of the ligaments and muscles in the pelvis. The treatment of uterine prolapse varies from person to person. Drug treatment, physical therapy, placement of a pessary and other non-surgical treatments, and surgical repair should be selected based on age, fertility requirements and overall health.

Conservative treatment and surgical treatment of uterine prolapse can be said to each have their own advantages. The choice of treatment depends on the patient's own wishes. In addition, if conservative treatment has no effect for a long time, then in this case, you will need to go to the hospital for surgical treatment. For any disease, the longer the illness lasts, the slower the treatment effect. The sooner it is cured, the sooner you can feel at ease.