What are the symptoms of postpartum bladder prolapse?

Bladder prolapse is the most common problem in postpartum women. To address this problem, conservative treatment should be adopted first. The most common treatment is traditional Chinese medicine. There are currently traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions specifically for the treatment of postpartum bladder prolapse, which postpartum women can use. In addition, if the bladder prolapse is more serious, ordinary methods may not be able to cure it, so surgical treatment is necessary. So what are the common symptoms of bladder prolapse?

Symptoms of postpartum bladder prolapse:

There are many symptoms of bladder prolapse in women after childbirth. Everyone should understand them clearly and then find ways to actively treat them. Because women have a special physiological structure, they will have various problems, and the probability of gynecological diseases is the highest. No matter what problems you encounter, everyone should actively go to the hospital for examination, find the cause and solve it accordingly, so that the body can stay healthy.

If bladder prolapse occurs after delivery, it should be treated with caution. The symptom of postpartum bladder prolapse is urine overflow. Most bladder prolapse patients will have urine overflow when they cough violently or laugh loudly, or when they lean forward and exert force. These are all caused by urinary incontinence. This symptom is also prone to occur when the abdomen is under pressure.

There will also be changes in the menstrual cycle and increased vaginal discharge. Postpartum bladder prolapse will affect blood circulation, and some local problems will occur, which will affect normal menstruation and cause menorrhagia. Due to blood circulation disorders, the protruding organs will also become infected or have ulcer symptoms, so the vaginal discharge will increase, and bloody secretions may also appear.

Female bladder prolapse may also cause vaginal prolapse, with hard substances coming out of the vagina. This condition is usually very obvious when doing physical labor or walking, and will slowly recover when resting in bed. If the bladder prolapse is severe and stays outside all day, with no way to recover on its own, the woman will experience discomfort due to friction caused by walking and clothing. Over time, this can easily lead to increased secretions, infection, ulcer symptoms, and even bleeding. Over time, the local tissue is also prone to thickening and keratinization.

The above introduces to you the symptoms of postpartum bladder prolapse. After reading the above introduction, you should have a certain understanding. If you have postpartum bladder prolapse, you can use Chinese medicine health care methods or a correct diet to regulate it, so that the body can recover faster. You can also perform some rehabilitation training to effectively solve the problem of bladder prolapse.