Women have a feeling of falling in their lower body

Many women often suffer from gynecological diseases because they are common symptoms of diseases. Women have menstruation every month. Irregular menstruation and the secretion of abnormal colored leucorrhea are signs of gynecological inflammation. It’s just that women usually don’t pay attention to these problems in their daily lives, or they treat gynecological diseases as other medical problems. Especially when women feel their bodies falling, it means that gynecological diseases are already occurring and developing. Therefore, prevention should be taken in time. But what happens when women have a feeling of falling in their lower body?

Experts point out that swelling and a feeling of falling in the vulva are clinical manifestations of many diseases. Gynecological inflammations include pelvic inflammatory disease and adnexitis. In addition, proctitis, hemorrhoids, etc. can also cause a feeling of falling. Guidance: Go to the hospital for a check-up first to determine whether you have gynecological inflammation. Do a color ultrasound first. If gynecological diseases are ruled out, you can go to the hospital's anorectal department for treatment.

How to judge whether you have gynecological diseases - swelling and falling feeling of vulva

1. Gynecological inflammation can cause burning and itching in private parts such as the labia, perineum, and around the anus, as if there are many small insects crawling around.

2. Due to inflammatory stimulation and pelvic congestion, the leucorrhea may turn yellow, increase in volume, become purulent, or have blood in it. The leucorrhea may have a fishy, ​​fishy, ​​or even foul smell and may be shaped like tofu dregs.

3. Acute gynecological inflammation involving the peritoneum can cause severe lower abdominal pain. Chronic inflammation can cause scar adhesions and pelvic congestion, which can cause lower abdominal distension and lumbar pain, which may be aggravated during sexual intercourse, fatigue, or before and after menstruation.

4. Once gynecological inflammation affects the female urethra, it will cause frequent urge to defecate, frequent urination and urgent urination.

5. Prolonged or shortened menstrual period, excessive or insufficient menstrual flow, irregular bleeding, etc. Local inflammation of the cervix may also cause bleeding after sexual intercourse.

What are the hazards of gynecological inflammation-the vulva is swollen and feels like falling

First, if inflammation is not treated in time, it may not only cause the inflammation to spread and cross-infect various physiological parts, but also bring many complications and even lead to malignant lesions in certain parts of the body.

Secondly, if inflammation is not treated, the body will be in an inflammatory environment for a long time, which will have adverse effects on the immune function, metabolism and endocrine system, and will be extremely harmful to physical health.

Third, some gynecological inflammations not only harm women themselves, but also affect their families. If they are pregnant women, they can also cause intrauterine infection, birth canal infection and other links to infect newborns, causing miscarriage, premature birth, congenital malformations, and low intelligence.

Serious consequences.

Fourthly, gynecological inflammation is mostly caused by problems with women’s uterus and ovaries, and the vagina is the only channel that causes uterine and ovarian lesions, so in order to achieve uterine and ovarian harmony, the vagina must close. In this regard, the husband has an unshirkable responsibility. Keeping sex life clean is also an important factor in protecting women.