What are the treatments for uterine prolapse?

After going through many ups and downs, couples finally get married, and the most important thing is to have a baby. However, in reality, there are various diseases, such as female infertility. In fact, there are many precursors of female infertility. It depends on whether the woman herself can detect it and get checked and treated in time. Some women will have uterine prolapse, so what are the treatments for uterine prolapse? What kind of treatment is the most effective? Let’s take a look together.

Treatments for uterine prolapse:

1. Surgical treatment: The appropriate surgical method should be selected according to the patient's age, fertility requirements and physical condition. The main treatment for uterine prolapse is surgery. After a vaginal hysterectomy, the base ligaments and other stimuli are drawn and stabilized, and the pelvic floor muscles and vaginal wall are repaired at the same time, including repairing the anterior vaginal wall mucosa to prevent bladder prolapse, and repairing the posterior vaginal wall mucosa to prevent rectal prolapse. However, this method is not suitable for young infertile patients and elderly patients.

2. Traditional Chinese Medicine: External application of Chinese medicine and Tigong Fushanfang Patch are the most effective prescriptions for treating uterine prolapse in traditional Chinese medicine. They follow the traditional Chinese medicine concept of treating internal diseases externally to treat uterine prolapse. With the help of the effects of medicine and heat, they act on the body through the skin and mucous membranes to promote pore dredging, meridian harmonization, and smooth flow of qi and blood, thereby achieving the therapeutic effects of raising yang and replenishing qi, tonifying the kidney and consolidating prolapse, and achieving the purpose of completely curing uterine prolapse.

3. General supportive therapy: strengthen physical fitness, improve nutrition, pay attention to proper rest, maintain smooth bowel movements, avoid activities that increase abdominal pressure and heavy physical labor, and actively treat chronic diseases such as chronic cough, diarrhea, etc.

There are many symptoms of uterine prolapse, which are as follows:

1. Lumps protrude from the vagina. Symptoms of postpartum uterine prolapse include the cervix and uterine body protruding from the vaginal opening and being able to retract when lying flat.

2. Constipation, abdominal distension, and difficulty in defecation. When the uterus prolapses to the second or third degree, the posterior wall of the vagina may also bulge, and the rectum will bulge accordingly, forming an S-shaped curve. Therefore, the symptoms of postpartum uterine prolapse include the inability to pass stool smoothly, causing constipation and difficulty in defecation. Sometimes, if the abdomen is bent too much, it is difficult for air to pass through and farts cannot be released, which causes abdominal bloating.

3. Symptoms of postpartum uterine prolapse include increased vaginal discharge, sometimes presenting as yellow pus or blood, overflowing urine, and frequent, urgent, and painful urination. Urine may involuntarily leak out of the urethra when you cough, sneeze, laugh or walk. Due to frequent stimulation from urine, the vulva may become inflamed and become red, swollen, painful and itchy. Symptoms of postpartum uterine prolapse also include difficulty urinating. Some patients have to lift their buttocks and squeeze hard to urinate.

In fact, there are many treatments for uterine prolapse, so women with uterine prolapse must not be anxious. The first step is to go to a regular hospital in time to receive treatment according to the doctor's advice. The second step, of course, is to understand your condition and find out whether your condition is serious. If it is more serious, you must put down your work and concentrate on comprehensive treatment and examination until you recover, because having a healthy body is very important for each of us, especially for women who want to have a baby.