What are the dangers of uterine prolapse?

Since the uterus is also a suspended organ in the body, there are certain ligaments and muscles above the uterus to support the existence of the uterus. However, women who have given birth are prone to uterine prolapse, mainly due to the greater damage to the uterus during childbirth. When uterine prolapse occurs, it can cause serious harm to a woman's body. The following article summarizes the dangers of uterine prolapse.

1. Uterine prolapse is likely to cause female infertility. This is because prolapse will change the angle of the cervical opening, making it impossible for sperm to enter the cervical canal. The sperm cannot meet the egg, and of course pregnancy will not occur.

2. Uterine prolapse can cause dysmenorrhea in women. This is because prolapse prevents women's menstrual blood from being discharged smoothly from the cervix, which prompts the woman's uterus to contract more strongly so that the blood can be discharged, which can easily cause dysmenorrhea in women.

3. As mentioned above, in order to discharge menstrual blood, the uterus will strengthen its contraction, which will increase the pressure inside the uterus. This pressure can easily cause menstrual blood to enter the pelvic cavity through the fallopian tubes, which can cause endometriosis in women.

Uterine prolapse poses a great threat to women's physical health. If it can be discovered in the early stages, it is still very easy to treat. Once the condition worsens, the difficulty of treatment will increase a lot, and the treatment effect will not be as ideal as in the early stages.