What is uterine prolapse picture

There are many female genital diseases, and uterine prolapse is one of them. It is a condition in which the position of a woman's uterus changes downward. It is usually related to improper lifestyle, childbirth, premature physical activity, and poor diet. After uterine prolapse occurs, there are generally four main manifestations, such as pain in the lower back, vaginal prolapse, urogenital system symptoms, and changes in menstruation.

First, pain at the bottom of the waist

Most women with uterine prolapse will experience symptoms such as pain and soreness in the lower back, especially after labor, the soreness will be more obvious. Some will also feel a falling feeling in the lower abdomen, perineum and other parts, which can be relieved to a certain extent after bed rest.

Second, there is a slipped lump in the vagina

Some women with uterine prolapse may have prolapse of spherical material in their private parts. This may occur when they walk or jump, but the spherical material will return to its original position on its own when they rest. If this happens, it means that the uterine prolapse is serious. Some women may not even be able to return to their original position on their own when they rest. In the process of daily walking and friction, it is also easy to cause ulcers, infections, and even bleeding.

Third, the main manifestations of the urinary system

Many patients with uterine prolapse will experience discomfort in the urogenital system. For example, some will have urinary incontinence, especially when laughing, coughing, and abdominal force. Some patients will also have symptoms such as difficulty urinating and urinary retention. When urinating, they need to use their fingers to push the protruding bladder forward to excrete normally.

Fourth, changes in secretions during menstruation

After the uterus prolapses, it causes the pelvic organs to prolapse, so the blood circulation system will be obstructed, and some will have local blood accumulation, which will affect the normal menstrual period. Many women will have heavy menstrual flow. If the prolapsed organs are highly complicated by ulcers, the secretions will also increase, and there will even be pink secretions.

Uterine prolapse generally presents with some obvious symptoms, especially the pain in the lower back, vaginal discharge, urogenital abnormalities, abnormal secretions, and increased menstrual flow mentioned in detail above. If a woman has these adverse conditions, she must be vigilant and go to the hospital for medical treatment as soon as possible if necessary.