What is the cause of uterine prolapse and frequent urination?

The incidence rate of uterine prolapse is relatively high among women. Therefore, women should not underestimate this gynecological disease in normal times. This disease often occurs in elderly women. There are many reasons for uterine prolapse, such as premature childbirth, frequent miscarriages, and injuries during childbirth. So how to treat uterine prolapse and what kind of medication is better? Let me introduce it to you below.

Uterine prolapse generally refers to the uterus moving out of its normal position, which is generally divided into three degrees. Mild cases do not require special treatment and can usually be assisted by some Chinese medicine. Second and third degrees generally require treatment. Uterine prolapse is usually accompanied by bulging of the anterior and posterior walls of the uterus, so frequent urination, urgency, incomplete urination or urine retention will occur.

In general, for uterine prolapse, you must first pay attention to the hygiene of your lifestyle and diet. It is generally recommended that patients with mild second-degree prolapse can use a pessary to achieve the purpose of treatment. Pessaries are generally used in large hospitals. They are easy to use and can relieve the symptoms of frequent urination and urgency to a certain extent. They are non-invasive, economical, and can also avoid the occurrence of cervical ulcers.

Generally, patients with mild or second-degree mild cases cannot be controlled by pessaries or normal diet, and young women who really want to get pregnant can choose cervical surgery, or take Chinese medicine decoctions to replenish blood and qi, or choose health exercises, which can help to a certain extent.

For elderly patients, this situation usually occurs not only with uterine prolapse, but also with bulging of the anterior and posterior walls. Those who have no sexual life and do not want to have children can undergo vaginal hysterectomy or vaginal septoplasty. Relatively speaking, from the current medical situation, the effects and economic value are very comparable.

The editor reminds patients to pay more attention to bed rest during treatment, strengthen nutrition in normal times, and women should pay attention to preventing uterine prolapse. Mothers should not get out of bed too early after giving birth, and should not do anything particularly tiring. They also need to prevent constipation and pay more attention to physical exercise.