How to maintain the uterus better in daily life

There are very important parts of the body that we need to treat with caution and take good care of. For example, the liver organ in our body can produce blood for us, and the lung organs in our body help us breathe. These organs actually play a big role in maintaining our lives. However, some organs have a great effect on our lives. For example, the uterus is so important to women. Let's learn about it below. How to maintain your uterus better in daily life.

1. Strictly prohibit the "three no's" to protect the uterus.

Damage to the sacred place of the uterus is closely related to improper childbirth. Therefore, we must adhere to the "three nos".

First, do not have an abortion privately. Some people, for various reasons, have an abortion privately or seek surgery from quack doctors. The serious consequence of this is that the uterus is often damaged or infected.

Second, do not abuse oxytocin. In some remote rural areas, when pregnant women have difficulty giving birth, abuse of oxytocin often occurs, which is quite dangerous and can cause uterine rupture, etc.

Third, do not use the old method of delivering babies. A few rural areas still use the old method of delivering babies, including delivering babies at home, which is a serious threat to the mother and the fetus.

2. Perinatal care to prevent uterine prolapse.

Regular prenatal checkups after pregnancy are an important guarantee for the safety of mother and child. If prenatal examinations are neglected, fetal abnormalities cannot be discovered in time, which often leads to serious consequences such as dystocia or uterine rupture. If the labor process is too long during difficult labor, multiple births, or post-term delivery, excessive force or improper handling may cause damage to the ligaments around the uterus and, in severe cases, uterine rupture. There are also cases where women do not pay attention to rest after giving birth, and often squat to work or do heavy work, which increases abdominal pressure. The uterus will shift downward along the vagina from its normal position. This is medically called uterine prolapse, or "uterine prolapse" for short. The patient has a feeling of falling in the lower abdomen, vagina and perineum, and experiences back pain, local swelling, ulcers, increased leucorrhea, etc. In severe cases, the bandages may remain outside all day and must be supported by hand to be put back in, which is extremely painful.

Why is it said that the uterus has a great relationship with our lives? Because the uterus is the carrier for us women to bear babies. Only a healthy and safe environment can allow the baby to develop and grow better inside. If there is a problem with the uterus, we will not be able to get pregnant or even have a baby. Therefore, not only for our own health, but also for the sake of our future babies, we must take good care of the uterus in our daily lives. You can refer to the methods taught above for maintenance.