How long does it take to heal a uterine prolapse?

Uterine prolapse is generally caused by labor damage, increased abdominal pressure, congenital growth abnormalities, malnutrition or intrauterine trauma. During the prolapse period, the position of the uterus will be directly shifted, which will cause harm to the woman's body in the middle and late stages of pregnancy and hinder the creative function. Therefore, if there is a certain abnormality in the position of the uterus, the patient must be carefully examined and receive relevant treatment.

Uterine prolapse can be divided into first degree, second degree and third degree according to the individual's prolapse condition. In the process of first degree uterine prolapse, the degree of prolapse is milder, so the difficulty involved in treatment is not very great. After careful examination and diagnosis of the degree of prolapse, the patient can use pelvic floor muscle exercises to tighten the anus and related pelvic floor muscles to contract the pelvic floor muscles. Each exercise should last about 10 to 15 minutes and at least 3 times a day. The first exercise should generally be done before waking up. The therapeutic effect can be achieved if the exercise is persisted for a long time.

In the process of pelvic floor muscle training, the therapeutic effect cannot be achieved so quickly. In addition, the patient's own degree of prolapse and the actual effect achieved during the training period will also vary. Therefore, the time it takes to heal is not fixed or unified. Generally, with careful treatment, it takes about three months to half a year to achieve recovery results. During the pelvic floor muscle training period, patients must exercise on time, according to the amount and persist in exercising to avoid recurrence of the disease.

Generally speaking, for primary uterine prolapse, it takes about three months to half a year to use pelvic floor muscle exercises to repair the pelvic floor muscles and other related parts and achieve a good therapeutic effect. As the degree of prolapse and the extent of exercise vary from person to person, the number of days required for treatment will certainly vary from person to person. Therefore, you must master the method and persist in exercising during the treatment period to better restore the uterus.