What exactly does uterine prolapse mean?

Many women experience abdominal pain after long-term fatigue. At certain times, bleeding from the lower body, that is, vaginal bleeding, may occur. Many female friends must have heard of the problem of uterine prolapse, but many people do not understand what this means, and why does uterine prolapse occur? Let's take a look at this issue together and learn more about it.

This disease is more common in working women. Before liberation, the working people suffered from various oppression and exploitation, their lives were not guaranteed, and they used the old method of delivery. When the pelvic floor support tissue was damaged, it was not repaired. After delivery, they were forced to work too early due to life pressures. In addition, they gave birth too many and too frequently, so the whole body and pelvic floor tissues could not recover. Therefore, the incidence of this disease is very high. After liberation, the implementation of new methods of delivery, family planning, and leave systems during pregnancy and after childbirth have continuously improved the health level of women, so the incidence of this disease has dropped significantly.

The main cause of this disease is that women are usually weak and have weak pelvic floor muscles. Under certain inducements, the position of the uterus can be lowered. The causes include: too many births, difficult labor, improper delivery, prolonged labor, excessive force, failure to suture soft tissues such as the vagina or perineum after lacerations during delivery, physical labor too early after delivery or standing or squatting for too long; severe coughing, asthma, diarrhea, constipation and other factors that increase fatal abdominal pressure during the postpartum period are all conditions that induce uterine prolapse.

The main symptoms of this disease are: a swelling protruding from the vagina, which can be retracted into the vagina in the early stage but is more difficult in the later stage, a heavy lower abdomen, back pain, difficulty urinating, constipation, excessive and yellow leucorrhea, heavy menstrual flow, and the period may be advanced.

From this we can see that uterine prolapse is often caused by fatigue and past experiences of difficult labor and too many births. The uterus of these people is relatively loose, and the degree of integration with the pelvic cavity is not high. The ligaments that fix the uterus have suffered a certain damage, so uterine prolapse will occur. This reminds people not to have too many children. This also needs to be handled properly during delivery.