What are the reasons for the shrinking uterus?

In fact, there is a certain relationship between uterine shrinkage and age, menstrual volume and other factors, which can be analyzed in depth based on the results of pelvic B-ultrasound examination. Generally, the capacity of the uterine cavity of a normal uterus is 5ml, but if curettage is performed frequently, it will cause the uterine wall to soften, the uterus to shrink, and even cause symptoms such as irregular menstruation. If the hormone content is normal and the ovulation period is normal, it is fine even if the uterus is small. However, if the uterus is severely small, it can be treated with a combination of Chinese and Western medicine.

Uterine shrinkage is sometimes caused by endometritis. If the history of endometritis is relatively long, it may cause uterine shrinkage. In addition, edema and extravasation often occur in the entire uterine cavity, and even systemic symptoms may occur. Generally, traditional drug treatment can only eliminate the bacteria on the surface of the vagina. After the drug takes effect, the bacteria will still recover. Therefore, it is necessary to apply the drug to the wound in time, and the effect will be faster.

In fact, the uterus is generally not easy to shrink. Only after the pregnant woman gives birth will the uterus become smaller and smaller until it recovers. Generally speaking, before menstruation, the uterine volume will increase relatively, and after the menstruation is over, it will be relatively small, and generally there will be no abnormalities. Uterine shrinkage may also be caused by endocrine abnormalities. At this time, the patient can be treated with estrogen and recover quickly.

The uterus should be cared for, a balanced diet should be maintained, and nutrition should be increased, especially foods rich in protein and iron, such as lean pork, vegetables and beef liver. Moreover, curettage can cause damage, resulting in physical weakness and sweating, so you should pay attention to replenishing water. Generally, you cannot eat cold food after curettage, because cold food will hurt the stomach and intestines and affect digestion and absorption. At the same time, the bleeding should be observed. If the bleeding time is too long, or even accompanied by abnormal symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, fever, and turbid and smelly secretions, you should go to the hospital for follow-up treatment in time. Also pay attention to keeping the vulva clean to prevent infection when the uterine wall is repairing.