How to treat uterine pain?

Many female patients suffer from gynecological diseases, which seriously affect the patients' physical health. Therefore, if female patients have gynecological diseases, they must receive timely treatment to ensure their health and avoid worsening of the situation. So how to treat uterine pain? Well, let me introduce to you how to treat this problem.

There are two aspects of abdominal pain in early pregnancy: physiological and pathological. Generally, physiological abdominal pain is not very serious and the onset time is also very short. It is mainly caused by the enlargement of the uterus after pregnancy, which causes the uterine ligaments to be involved. Generally, it will not affect daily life. If there is no organic disease after examination, then there is no need for treatment at all.

Abdominal pain in early pregnancy is common in:

1. Threatened abortion: Patients with threatened abortion may experience abdominal pain and sometimes spotting.

2. Patients with ectopic pregnancy generally have abdominal pain, but most of them are on one side, and there will also be irregular vaginal bleeding.

3. Patients with organic diseases, ovarian cysts, and uterine fibroids must seek medical attention as soon as possible if their symptoms are severe and last for a long time and are accompanied by bleeding.

Pay attention to proper rest after abortion surgery, and generally avoid physical labor and physical exercise within half a month. To increase nutrition appropriately, you should supplement some foods rich in protein and vitamins in time, such as lean meat, fresh fish, eggs, milk or soy products. Sexual intercourse, sitz baths, vaginal douching and medication are prohibited within one month. Get enough rest so your body can recover quickly. And go to the hospital for a follow-up examination as ordered by the doctor.

The above is my opinion on this issue. Once the patient has the above problems, the patient should pay attention to some situations to avoid dangerous situations caused by the above problems. Many female patients' uterine cancer is a complication caused by improper treatment. Finally, I wish the patient a speedy recovery.