Do you feel like there is a lump of fat down there after giving birth?

Pregnancy and childbirth are processes that every woman must go through. Some women always feel like a piece of flesh is about to fall off after giving birth. This situation may be caused by uterine prolapse or vaginal wall bulging due to poor recovery after childbirth. It is best to go to the hospital for further examination to find out the cause. It is best not to delay. In order to prevent the condition from worsening, you should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

Symptoms of uterine prolapse

Many women suffer from varying degrees of uterine prolapse. In severe cases, the uterus may even protrude from the vaginal opening. However, most women only have milder symptoms.

1. Patients with uterine prolapse usually have symptoms of sacral pain, especially after fatigue, which can be relieved after sufficient rest. Many patients also feel a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen, vagina and perineum, which is aggravated after fatigue.

2. Some patients have spherical prolapse in their vagina, which is more serious when walking or working, and will shrink on its own after resting in bed. Many seriously ill patients will be exposed all day and cannot retract. This will cause ulcers, infections, etc. due to friction, and some patients will also experience bleeding.

How is uterine prolapse surgery performed?

Not every woman with uterine prolapse requires surgery. For patients with mild symptoms of uterine prolapse, physical therapy, topical ointments, etc. can help relieve the symptoms of prolapse. Especially for elderly patients who are not suitable for surgical indications, surgical treatment methods cannot be used. For severe uterine prolapse, surgery is of course required.

Currently, uterine prolapse surgery is mainly laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery. This method is more advanced in the treatment of uterine prolapse, mainly performing minimally invasive treatment of uterine prolapse under laparoscopic monitoring. The treatment mode is precise and the effect is relatively thorough. It has the advantages of micro-surgery and no need for hospitalization, so the harm to women's health is very low.

How to treat uterine prolapse

Uterine prolapse is a common gynecological disease that embarrasses women and often occurs in women who have just given birth. Generally speaking, patients with mild uterine prolapse can heal themselves, while slightly more serious cases require certain treatments.

Symptoms of uterine prolapse occur when the ligaments supporting the uterus are damaged during childbirth, causing the uterus to prolapse along the vagina. The symptoms of uterine prolapse are also divided into three levels: mild, moderate and severe. Different levels of symptoms require different treatment plans to achieve better treatment results. If the symptoms of uterine prolapse are mild, they can be treated with exercise.

1. The degree of uterine prolapse is a mild condition, or it can be treated with other methods after treatment of moderate or more symptoms. Exercise can also be used to restore treatment. It is also a method of treating uterine prolapse. The results of severe exercise are still very good.

2. Uterine prolapse exercises can be performed using the anus lifting technique, with each exercise lasting about 10 minutes continuously. Anal hard contraction can be performed several times a day, which is very helpful in restoring the uterus. When you exercise, it is best to lie down so that the effects will be more obvious.

3. In addition to the method of levator ani and levator ani muscles, the symptoms of uterine prolapse can also be used to exercise the knee-chest and lying posture methods. The method is to loosen the belt first, lie on the bed, and keep the thighs and the bed surface vertical. The body should be propped up against the bed and remain in this position for about 10 minutes.

4. Uterine prolapse exercises are more effective for patients with mild symptoms, or they can be used as an auxiliary treatment after other treatment methods. If uterine prolapse is more severe, exercise alone may not be ideal.