Uterine prolapse urethra

Uterine prolapse is a common clinical disease, which refers to the phenomenon that a woman's uterus completely slips out of the vulva, and the anterior and posterior walls of the vagina protrude. If a woman finds that her uterus is prolapsed, she needs to pay attention to it. Because in the process of uterine prolapse, the bladder urethra and duodenum may protrude, which will affect the reproductive health of women. Therefore, after discovering uterine prolapse, improvement measures must be taken immediately to prevent the condition from worsening. So, which factors are likely to cause uterine prolapse?

1. Damage to pregnant women during childbirth

Women often experience uterine prolapse, which may be caused by damage to the body during childbirth. Injuries during childbirth usually cause uterine prolapse, especially in women with dystocia, which can easily cause damage to the cervix, cervical tendons, pelvic floor muscles, etc. Therefore, after giving birth, if the supportive tissue fails to return to its normal state, uterine prolapse may occur. Therefore, women who have given birth multiple times, undergone vaginal delivery or have had difficult labor should be alert as they may experience uterine prolapse.

2. Malnutrition

Some women usually lose weight too much or have partial and picky eating behaviors, which may cause malnutrition. Malnutrition may also cause uterine prolapse. Due to severe nutritional deficiencies, the muscles are prone to shrinkage at this time, and the muscle fascia in the pelvis is loose. The loss of support capacity of some tissues may cause uterine prolapse. In addition, women whose uterine prolapse is caused by malnutrition will generally experience gastroptosis along with abdominal relaxation. Therefore, we should pay attention to dietary issues and ensure that our diet is nutritionally balanced. This will prevent uterine prolapse.

3. Human body decline

Women are also prone to uterine prolapse during the process of physical decline. For example, the reduction of ovaries will result in less estrogen metabolized by the human body. When the secretion of estrogen is insufficient, the pelvic support tissue becomes loose. Therefore, uterine prolapse is very likely to occur, and the original degree of prolapse will be more obvious. Therefore, during the decline process, attention should be paid to the healthy maintenance of the uterus and ovaries, and effective methods should be used to strengthen the ovaries, so as to avoid a decrease in the secretion of estrogen in the human body and affect health.

4. Increase abdominal pressure

Women often experience uterine prolapse and increased abdominal pressure. Many women stay in bed for a long time after giving birth, which can easily lead to chronic urinary retention and a significant increase in abdominal pressure. The uterus drops down along the vagina and prolapses, which may cause uterine prolapse. Therefore, after giving birth, women should avoid staying in bed for a long time and stand up and move around appropriately. In this way, it is possible to avoid increased abdominal pressure causing uterine prolapse.