Can mild uterine prolapse be cured?

Generally, women with uterine prolapse will have a heavy pain in the lower abdomen and abdominal pain. Generally, the symptoms of mild uterine prolapse are not too obvious. When uterine prolapse occurs, it must be improved as soon as possible. Generally, mild uterine prolapse can be cured by massage, acupuncture, or some other methods.

Uterine prolapse is a condition in which the anterior and posterior walls of the vagina prolapse at the same time. In fact, uterine prolapse can be divided into three conditions. Patients with uterine prolapse should pay attention to rest. Patients will have back pain under normal circumstances, and more serious patients will also affect their bladder and duodenum, and often appear with continuous urination or incomplete defecation, which has a serious impact on the quality of life.

Most patients with uterine prolapse are closely related to excessive or weight-bearing exercise. Therefore, patients with mild uterine prolapse can be recovered through exercise, so there is no need to worry too much. Patients can hold the bed with both hands, close their feet, and do some squatting movements, usually about 5 to 15 times each time, twice a day. This has a very good improvement on the contraction of the uterus. At the same time, you can also do some anal lifting exercises, that is, the anus should be contracted and relaxed, twice a day, each time for about 10 minutes, and you need to do knee-chest position, once in the morning, noon and evening, each time for 10 minutes. Pay attention to bed rest, especially when sleeping, you need to lift your buttocks behind you, or walk, generally raising the height by two bricks, which is very helpful for the recovery of uterine prolapse.

Uterine prolapse can be repaired. Patients can try the above training methods, but be careful to avoid squatting for a long time or doing some heavy labor, otherwise it will make the condition of uterine prolapse worse. Once uterine prolapse reaches the advanced stage, it requires surgical treatment. Severe patients may even need to have their uterus removed.