How to restore an enlarged uterus to normal

The uterus is the main reproductive organ unique to women. The creation of children takes place in the uterus, so the health of the uterus is directly related to fertility. Enlarged uterus is a medical term that is familiar to everyone. There are many factors that lead to an enlarged uterus. Patients who feel any discomfort in their body should seek medical treatment as soon as possible. How to recover from an enlarged uterus?

If there is no increased menstrual volume, prolonged menstrual period, irregular vaginal bleeding, etc., ultrasound shows that there is no other organic problem in the reproductive organs and the body is in good condition. Then ultrasound shows that the uterus is just slightly larger and does not need to be treated. For those who exercise regularly, have a strong physique, and especially those who exercise for a long time, their uterus may be slightly larger than normal.

For women of childbearing age with a history of amenorrhea, if the uterus is enlarged, they should first consider whether they are pregnant with uterine uterus. Other uterine fibroids, glucose, adenomyosis, uterine malignant tumors, intrauterine blood, intrauterine pyometra, etc. can also cause uterine enlargement. It is not enough to just look at the ultrasound to find out that the uterus is enlarged. A comprehensive analysis of the patient's clinical symptoms, physical examination, and college status examination should also be combined to see if it needs to be treated. For example, if it is uterine fibroids, if there is a surgical indication, the uterine fibroids can be removed surgically, and the uterine volume will be basically restored.

What are the harms of having an enlarged uterus?

An enlarged uterus includes a slightly enlarged uterine cavity and a slightly enlarged cervix. If a woman's cervix is ​​enlarged, it may cause female infertility. Although simple cervical hypertrophy does not have a significant impact on female pregnancy, if the cervical hypertrophy is severe, it is very likely to cause inflammation of the uterine wall or inflammation of the bilateral fallopian tubes and uterus and ovaries. If the inflammation is delayed and does not heal, it is very likely to cause female infertility.

The cause of an enlarged uterus is easy to find out, and treating the patient with medication as prescribed by the doctor can quickly resolve the cause of this disease. In fact, many diseases of women are caused by gynecological inflammation. Therefore, all female friends need to take good care of themselves in daily life, do regular physical examinations every year, and take timely measures if they feel any discomfort, so as not to miss the opportunity for treatment due to neglect.