Cervical prolapse, you need to know these dangers

Cervical prolapse is a very serious disease. In severe cases, it can directly endanger women's lives. It often causes complications such as anemia, memory loss, and cervicitis. If female friends suffer from this disease, there are different precautions before and after delivery, during the confinement period, and during the recovery period. You should understand them one by one so that you can recover your health as soon as possible.

1. What are the complications of uterine prolapse for women?

Type 1: Anemia

Generally, the content of red blood cells and hemoglobin in the blood is lower than normal, which is often manifested as fatigue, dizziness, white lower eyelids and pale complexion. Anemia is the most common symptom among women and is related to many reasons. Eating less and lack of nutrition may also be one of the reasons. Because of unbalanced nutritional intake, the intake of hematopoietic substances such as iron, folic acid, and vitamin B12 is insufficient. Eating less has a lower basal metabolic rate than normal people, so gastrointestinal motility is slower and gastric acid secretion is less, which affects the absorption of nutrients.

Type 2: Memory loss

The main power source for the brain's work comes from fat. Eating too little will result in insufficient body fat intake and storage. The body is lacking in nutrients, which causes serious damage to brain cells and will directly affect memory, making people prone to forgetfulness.

Type 3: Cervicitis

Without sufficient fat protection, the uterus can easily descend from its normal position along the vagina, the cervix can sag, or even fall out of the vaginal opening, causing uterine prolapse. Severe cases may also lead to cervical infection or even cervicitis.

2. The following points are proposed as precursors to uterine prolapse

1. During childbirth: The main factors that cause uterine prolapse during childbirth are that the fetus is too large, which makes normal delivery impossible and leads to delayed labor, thereby damaging some tissues near the cervix, causing uterine prolapse.

2. After childbirth: After childbirth, women do not pay attention to their sleeping posture and sleep on their backs, which causes chronic urinary retention and leads to retroverted uterus.

3. Confinement period: Going to do farm work, or squatting to wash diapers and vegetables when the body has not fully recovered will increase abdominal pressure, causing the uterus to sag along the direction of the vagina and cause uterine prolapse.

4. Recovery period: Postpartum women do not pay attention to body care and a reasonable diet during the recovery period, which causes constipation and leads to uterine prolapse. Uterine prolapse after delivery may be closely related to delivery injuries caused by the pregnant woman giving birth to a giant fetus, or the fetus being delayed in delivery. If pregnant women do not pay attention to confinement after giving birth, do heavy work too early, or get used to squatting labor.

In fact, before female friends suffer from uterine prolapse, they will show some very obvious signs. If women can understand these symptoms in advance and do a good job of preventing the disease, they can still reduce the chance of this disease.