What to do if uterine prolapses?

Uterine prolapse is the most common gynecological disease, which is closely related to insufficient hormone secretion during postpartum and menopause. Uterine prolapse is very harmful to women. Below, the editor will talk about the dangers and treatments caused by uterine prolapse.

First of all, uterine prolapse can cause excessive menstrual flow. If you find that your menstrual flow has suddenly increased recently and is accompanied by problems such as back pain, then this may be because the uterus has fallen backwards and the position of the ovaries and fallopian tubes has changed, causing twisting of the pelvic veins, which in turn causes blood flow irregularities and excessive menstrual flow.

Many patients with uterine prolapse also have serious ectopic problems in their private parts. This is because after the position of the uterus changes, some swelling will come out of the vagina. This swelling may fall on the underwear, making the normal leucorrhea smell bad.

At the same time, if the condition is serious, the swelling may rub against clothes and cause discomfort to the female private parts, and may even cause infection, ulcers and other symptoms. Over time, it may thicken and keratinize, causing embarrassment to women.

If uterine prolapse is not treated in time, it will cause endometriosis. Women with endometriosis will feel a noticeable sense of falling in their vagina and lower abdomen, especially after fatigue and after sexual intercourse, this feeling of falling will be more severe.

Uterine prolapse is also closely related to infertility, because uterine prolapse will cause the front wall of the vagina to tilt backwards, making it impossible for male semen to enter the cervical canal normally, so the chance of pregnancy for women with uterine prolapse will be reduced accordingly.

Clinically, although uterine prolapse does not affect normal pregnancy in many cases, there are also many cases of dystocia caused by cervical dilation due to uterine prolapse. Therefore, gynecologists recommend that if you have uterine prolapse, it is best to cure it before preparing for pregnancy.

Generally speaking, uterine prolapse can be divided into different levels. If it is only mild uterine prolapse, it can be treated with medication and changing lifestyle habits. If it is severe uterine prolapse, formal surgical treatment is required.

Don’t think that uterine prolapse is just a gynecological disease, it seriously affects the patient’s daily life. Therefore, once women discover the symptoms, they should seek timely treatment, actively implement family planning, pay attention to postpartum care, and pay attention to daily gynecological care.