How to detect uterine prolapse

Uterine prolapse is also called uterine prolapse. The uterine cavity cannot shrink and restore well, and relaxes into the vagina. In severe cases, it may extend outside the body. Common symptoms of uterine prolapse include at least a feeling of falling (a feeling as if something is about to fall out of the lower abdomen), and usually back pain. Can uterine prolapse be detected by B-ultrasound?

Uterine prolapse detected by B-ultrasound

B-ultrasound can detect uterine prolapse. B-ultrasound can be used to examine internal organs and determine the growth and development locations of organs. If a woman has uterine prolapse, B-ultrasound can be used to determine the location and make a diagnosis. Once a woman suffers from uterine prolapse, she will feel a downward sensation in her lower abdomen. The uterus is inside the internal reproductive organs and cannot be identified by the naked eye, so uterine prolapse cannot be detected.

Women's uterine prolapse can be detected through B-ultrasound. B-ultrasound is a common examination method. Through B-ultrasound direct radiation, the location of the internal organs of the human body can be clearly observed. Therefore, if female friends have uterine prolapse, through B-ultrasound direct radiation examination of the abdomen, the internal condition of the uterus can be discovered.

During the B-ultrasound examination, carefully observe the current position of the uterus and compare it with the normal development position. It is easy to find out whether the uterus has prolapsed. In addition, the patency of the uterus can be displayed through B-ultrasound. When a woman has discomfort in her lower abdomen or some discomfort reaction in the body, she needs to immediately determine whether there are problems such as uterine prolapse, and these problems can be diagnosed through B-ultrasound examination.

How to prevent uterine prolapse in women

1. Have regular physical examinations.

Women should pay attention to regular physical examinations, which is a very good lifestyle, which can actively prevent chronic bronchitis and habitual constipation in the elderly. Regular systemic and gynecological examinations can detect and treat various common diseases in menopausal and elderly women as early as possible to avoid missing the best treatment time.

2. Pay attention to the intake of nutrients

In order to protect the uterus, you should pay more attention to diet. In your daily life, you should pay attention to taking in some foods that are good for the uterus. In addition, you also need to do some exercise in your daily life. Carry out some physical exercises appropriately and do levator ani muscle exercises regularly. These actions can prevent the uterus from aging prematurely.

3. Avoid heavy physical activities

For women with uterine prolapse, we must avoid heavy physical work, because excessive weight-bearing and posture exertion will greatly increase the risk of uterine prolapse. To prevent uterine prolapse, you should pay attention to improving labor protection, and you should also appropriately relax your work in daily life and avoid participating in some heavy physical work.

4. Take good care of your health during breastfeeding

Many pregnant women's ovaries decline during breastfeeding. Due to long-term breastfeeding, the ovaries are in a depressed state for a long time, causing uterine atrophy. These are all causes of uterine prolapse in women.

5. Properly handle the delivery process of pregnant women

Women also face the added trouble of suffering from various gynecological diseases during childbirth. The incidence of uterine prolapse is increasing due to uterine prolapse caused by delivery injuries in pregnant women.

6. Get medical treatment as soon as possible

For women with uterine prolapse, they need to take some estrogen replacement treatment in time, which can effectively help improve the condition of uterine prolapse caused by ovarian reduction or even atrophy in menopausal and elderly women, which has a very good preventive effect.