Does uterine prolapse affect sex life?

Uterine prolapse can be divided into first degree, second degree and third degree according to the degree of prolapse. Under different degrees of prolapse, the degree of damage to the female body, the functioning of functions and other related conditions will also change to a certain extent. Therefore, during the period of uterine prolapse, exercise training, surgical treatment and other methods should be used in time to restore the position of the uterus as soon as possible to ensure that the relevant functions can function normally.

During the period of uterine prolapse, due to the different degrees of prolapse in each individual, it will also have different effects on the development of sexual life. When the uterus prolapses to the first degree, normal sexual life is not a big problem. It is just necessary to pay attention to details such as amplitude and posture during the intercourse period to avoid causing relevant stimulation to the uterus and aggravating the condition. When it comes to the second stage, the prolapsed part begins to enter the female vulva, and sexual intercourse will be hindered at this time. Sexual intercourse must be reduced as much as possible to avoid internal infection. When it comes to the third stage, sexual intercourse between husband and wife must be explicitly prohibited.

After realizing that the degree of uterine prolapse in women is different and the impact on sexual life will also be different, patients must promptly use the method of transvaginal ultrasound to determine the changes in the position of the uterus as soon as possible, make relevant adjustments to relevant conditions such as purposeful daily life, labor and exercise, and do relevant treatment according to their own prolapse degree, so as to effectively ensure that the position of the uterus is effectively restored. In the later stage, there is no need to worry about causing certain abnormalities in the operation of related functions such as reproduction and sexual life.

In general, when the degree of uterine prolapse is different, the answer to whether sexual life can be carried out will also vary from person to person. Generally, during the period of uterine prolapse, sexual life can be carried out normally in the first stage, while sexual life should be reduced as much as possible in the second stage, and sexual life should be strictly prohibited in the third stage. Therefore, once the prolapse problem occurs, relevant adjustments can be made after vaginal ultrasonography is performed to confirm the condition of the prolapse.