How to identify postpartum visceral prolapse

Regarding postpartum visceral prolapse, this problem has a lot of impacts on people's bodies. Some people think that visceral prolapse will not cause any harm, but some people think that visceral prolapse has a greater impact on the body. Therefore, we need to know how to identify the problem of visceral prolapse and what methods to choose for treatment. This has always been a concern for everyone.

What to do if your internal organs sag

In case of visceral prolapse, you should first go to the hospital for a medical examination in time to help find out if a certain organ has prolapsed. In addition, you can use the symptoms of visceral prolapse as self-sensing signals to help you detect it earlier.

The prolapse of internal organs is generally caused by the body's qi deficiency, inability to lift up, and the sinking of qi in the middle. It may cause gastroptosis, anal prolapse, kidney prolapse, uterine prolapse, etc. As a general patient, generally speaking, there will be frequent dull pain in the liver area. The pain in the liver area will worsen after standing or walking for a long time. Although you often suspect that you have liver disease, repeated liver function tests are normal. This may be a signal that the liver has moved downward, which can be detected by ultrasound. In addition, some people often suffer from back pain and soreness, and have hematuria or proteinuria after standing for a long time or strenuous activities, but have no other organic kidney disease, which may be a reflection of renal ptosis.

Internal swelling and sagging are symptoms caused by relaxation of the internal organs or poor development. Currently, the use of traditional Chinese medicine, such as Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang, is not possible. Can Western medicine correct sagging internal organs through surgery to achieve the purpose of cure?

The normal digestive tract organs, stomach and liver, and urinary system organs, kidneys, are fixed to the abdominal wall by certain ties and fascia, and these ties and fascia have a certain degree of elasticity.

When the pressure in the abdominal cavity and the tension of the abdominal wall decrease, the above-mentioned organs may move out of their fixed positions and sag. In severe cases, they may even float freely in the abdominal cavity with their long stems like gourds hanging on a melon rack. [br/] The factors that lead to organ sag are mainly physical weakness, emaciation and multiple diseases, which are more common in thin middle-aged and elderly people.

Because obese people have more fat in the abdominal cavity and high intra-abdominal pressure, it is naturally difficult for the internal organs to sag. [br/] The ptosis of these organs can occur individually or simultaneously, which is collectively referred to as "visceral ptosis" in medicine. When it occurs alone, gastroptosis is often the first symptom. Therefore, when gastroptosis occurs, it is necessary to pay attention to it and actively use drugs such as Cimicifuga Stomach-Tightening Formula to regulate it thoroughly to prevent the occurrence of ptosis of all internal organs.

As a general patient, in addition to going to the hospital for medical examinations to help find out if a certain organ has prolapsed, you can also use some symptoms of visceral prolapse as self-sensing signals to help yourself detect it early.

For example: Some people feel abdominal distension and discomfort, and a feeling of falling as soon as they eat. The more they eat, the more severe the symptoms, especially after eating liquid food. Although these people have undergone multiple examinations, they have no obvious gastrointestinal diseases. This is a sign of gastroptosis. Another example: Some people often have dull pain in the liver area, and the pain in the liver area will worsen after standing or walking for a long time. Although they often suspect that they have liver disease, repeated liver function tests are normal. This may be a sign that the liver has moved downward, which can be detected by ultrasound. In addition, some people often suffer from back pain and soreness, hematuria or proteinuria after standing for a long time or strenuous activities, but have no other organic kidney disease. This may be a reflection of renal ptosis.