How to treat uterine prolapse?

Medical technology is becoming more and more advanced. Every disease has its own treatment method, and many treatment methods are very effective. Therefore, any patient should actively receive treatment and then find the most scientific and effective method for treatment. How to treat uterine prolapse is a question that many patients with uterine prolapse are thinking about. In fact, everything is not that difficult. Everyone’s situation is different and the treatment methods are also different. Let’s take a look at how to treat uterine prolapse?

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Because the operation will have a certain impact on the subsequent vaginal delivery, it is only suitable for severe cases and women who no longer want to have children.

1. Pessary treatment

(1) Indications for pessary: ​​Pessary has been used to treat uterine prolapse for a long time. It can be controlled by the patients themselves, but it is not suitable for patients with severe uterine prolapse and excessive vaginal relaxation.

(2) The size of the pessary should be slightly larger than the genital (pubococcygeus muscle) fissure. The horizontal diameter of the fissure is usually 4 cm at most, so a medium-sized pessary is often used. After a period of time, the pubococcygeus muscle gradually recovers its elasticity, the tissue edema disappears, the weight is reduced, and the uterus will no longer prolapse after the prolapsed part is restored.

(3) The best time to use it is to put it in the morning before work, take it out at night and wash it. It is best not to use during menstruation. The surface of the plastic tray is smooth, it is not easy to deteriorate when exposed to acids and alkalis, and it has little irritation to tissues. After wearing the support, the symptoms disappear and the patient can participate in various activities without pain.

2. Notes

(1) Rest in bed. When sleeping, it is advisable to raise your hips or feet to the height of two bricks.

(2) Do not get out of bed and move around too early after giving birth, especially do not engage in heavy physical labor too early.

(3) Avoid standing for long periods of time, squatting, holding your breath, and other actions that increase abdominal pressure.

(4) Maintain smooth bowel and bladder function.

(5) Timely treat diseases that increase abdominal pressure, such as chronic bronchitis and diarrhea.

(6) Breastfeeding should not exceed two years to avoid atrophy of the uterus and its supporting tissues.

(7) Engage in appropriate physical exercise to improve physical fitness.

(8) Increase nutrition and eat more foods that have the effect of replenishing qi and nourishing the kidneys, such as chicken, yam, lotus seeds, jujube, etc.

(9) Exercise moderation in sexual intercourse.

What to do if your uterus is prolapsed

Uterine prolapse is also called uterine prolapse. It is caused by the surrounding tissues supporting the uterus being damaged or weakened, unable to restrain the uterus and fix it in place, causing the uterus to descend along the vagina from its normal position. Generally speaking, uterine prolapse is mostly caused by childbirth, long-term negative pressure, or congenital uterine or pelvic hypoplasia and other factors.

Once the uterus shows symptoms of prolapse, different symptoms will appear depending on the degree of prolapse (divided into degree I, degree II, and degree III).

Patients with milder symptoms generally do not show obvious symptoms. Most of them suffer from perineal and uterine prolapse, which only causes a slight feeling of heaviness in the lumbar and sacral regions and abdomen. They do not require excessive treatment and can be trained and improved through some exercises to restore the tissues in the uterine cavity.

The question of how to treat uterine prolapse is not difficult to answer at all, because all women now have uterine prolapse, and many people gradually recover, so this issue is not a big problem for many people. There are many issues that need to be paid attention to when it comes to uterine prolapse. For example, you can maintain body balance through exercise in daily life, supplement more nutrition, and pay attention to dietary issues. Over time, people will slowly recover their health.