Should I have my uterus removed if I have uterine prolapse?

Not all cases of uterine prolapse require hysterectomy. It depends on the severity of the condition and then decide which treatment method would be more conservative. Hysterectomy is generally used for patients with more severe uterine prolapse. Uterine prolapse can have a great impact on the patient's health, so the patient must receive timely treatment.

1. Most of the reasons for uterine prolapse are that the female reproductive system and supporting organs have not recovered to the best condition after giving birth, just like normal people do things for a long time, which is prone to uterine prolapse. For example, just after giving birth, the organs have not recovered yet, but they get out of bed too early, especially in the old villages. In many cases where living conditions are poor, mothers have to go to work in the fields, fetch water, etc. a few days after giving birth. In fact, these are things they should not do.

2. There are many ways to treat uterine prolapse in hospitals now, and it depends on the patient's condition to see which treatment method is suitable. In fact, many people want to eradicate the disease completely and will choose to remove the uterus. It is generally recommended that older women who have no fertility needs can undergo a hysterectomy. This depends on the individual. If it can be saved, try to save it. After all, it is an organ in your own body, and it is better not to remove it than to remove it.

3. Prevention is better than cure. Women should pay attention to it before symptoms appear, especially during childbearing, they should take good care of themselves, avoid getting out of bed to work too early, and avoid being too tired. The body is the capital of the body. Men should also take good care of your wives. It is probably not something that everyone will get, and it is not like stretch marks, with a high incidence rate of up to 90%. Checkups should be done every year, and if you find any symptoms, go to the hospital for diagnosis in time.

Note: After or before surgery, avoid excessive exercise, do not lift heavy objects, rest in bed, and raise your legs a little when lying down. You can put something under your feet. It is best not to lie flat. For specific details, you can seek help from the patient's attending physician.