Is surgical treatment for uterine prolapse effective?

Uterine prolapse is very common among postpartum women. Its main cause is excessive force during delivery, which causes further stretching of the uterus. Uterine prolapse often occurs after constipation, and severe patients require surgical treatment. It is recommended that everyone go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment, and early diagnosis and treatment can effectively control the development of the disease. Let’s take a closer look at the surgical treatments for uterine prolapse.

Surgery for uterine prolapse

1. Laparoscopic sacrospinous ligament fixation is used. This operation is mainly for patients with symptoms of anterior and posterior vaginal wall bulging, and the middle part of the pelvis is also prone to collapse. In this case, laparoscopic surgery can achieve very good therapeutic effects after the operation, and there are very few recurrences. Women must go to the hospital to learn about related treatment operations.

2. The bridge-type vaginal tightening technique can repair the patient's deep muscles and fascia, allowing the patient to return to the original uterine state, but it is not obvious for patients to use this method to treat vaginal relaxation.

3. The mid-urethral suspension method is very effective in treating uterine prolapse, because many women often suffer from urinary incontinence after suffering from uterine prolapse. Generally, patients will wet their pants when laughing or coughing. After using this method for treatment, the disease can be completely cured, and the disease rarely recurs.

4. By using the laparoscopic rectal wall reinforcement method for treatment, complications such as uterine prolapse and constipation can be completely cured, and the patient's body can recover as soon as possible.