What is the treatment for mild uterine prolapse?

Uterine prolapse can be divided into three categories according to the severity of the disease: grade I, grade II and grade III. The symptoms of each type of uterine prolapse are different, and the treatments required by patients are also different. Therefore, the effect will be better if patients take treatment according to their condition. At present, the number of patients with mild uterine prolapse is the largest. Patients should pay attention to the method when treating mild uterine prolapse. So what is the treatment method for mild uterine prolapse?

Non-surgical treatment for mild uterine prolapse. Mild uterine prolapse does not require surgical treatment. Surgical treatment is only for women who do not need to have children again, because surgery will have a certain impact on female friends who want to have children again. Generally, surgery is for menopausal women.

Non-surgical treatment for mild uterine prolapse. For mild uterine prolapse, a pessary is generally used to consolidate the treatment. It can be applied to all types of uterine prolapse. Generally, most people choose a medium-sized pessary because after a period of time, the pubococcygeus muscle gradually recovers its elasticity. After the prolapsed position is restored, the edema in the tissue will disappear, which can reduce the weight. The uterus will no longer prolapse, and uterine prolapse can be effectively controlled.

If you need uterine support, you can also choose traditional Chinese medicine treatment. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, uterine prolapse is caused by insufficient Qi in the middle. Because of insufficient Qi, the internal organs cannot be lifted up and thus sink. You can use traditional Chinese medicine to tonify the middle and replenish Qi, or you can use Chinese patent medicine, such as Guizhi Fuling Capsule for treatment.

Non-surgical treatment for mild uterine prolapse. Patients with uterine prolapse should try to avoid strenuous exercise as much as possible and must rest in bed more often. When sleeping, they can raise the hips or feet to the height of two bricks to sleep. This can effectively prevent uterine prolapse.

Patients can also use physical therapy, and ask them to do the following three physical exercises and postures every day.

Method of exercising the levator ani muscles: ask the patient to contract the anus forcefully for a few seconds and then relax, and do it continuously for about 10 minutes each time, several times a day, preferably once every morning before getting up. For those with stress urinary incontinence, they should consciously stop urinating several times each time they urinate and make it a habit.

Rectus abdominis and pelvic floor muscle training: sit-ups. Ask the patient to lie flat on the bed, place his hands flat on both sides of the body without exerting force, and use the contraction of the rectus abdominis and other muscles to make the body sit up, lie down and stand up, repeat 10 times each time, at least 2 times/day.

Chest-knee position method: ask the patient to kneel on the bed first, then press the chest as close to the surface of the bed as possible, with the thighs kept perpendicular to the plane of the bed. Kneel for 15 minutes each time, twice a day, until the position of the uterus is corrected to the anterior position. It also treats chronic diseases such as cough and constipation. Menopausal women are given nialstradiol or other estrogen therapy. You also need to strengthen your nutrition and improve your physical fitness.

Mild uterine prolapse can be treated with non-surgical treatment. During the treatment, the patient should rest in bed to ensure that the uterus can return to its original position normally. Otherwise, the condition will worsen. If the patient's treatment is not thorough, it will lead to other gynecological diseases, which will cause great damage to the patient's uterus. Therefore, patients should pay attention to the treatment of the disease and must follow the doctor's instructions for treatment.