What are the symptoms of uterine wall bulging

Vaginal wall prolapse refers to the tearing of the female reproductive organs including the pelvic floor muscles and muscle fascia as well as the uterine ligaments due to damage, or the inability of the supporting tissue in the vagina to recover and be exposed outside the vulva due to other reasons. So, what are the symptoms of endometrial herniation? Let's have a simple understanding and knowledge of this issue below. I hope the following points will be of some help to everyone!

Protrusion of the front, back, left, and right walls of the vagina

Symptoms of vaginal wall bulging after childbirth are as follows:

1. When a patient has bladder prolapse, an angle forms between the bladder and the urethral opening, which affects urine metabolism and increases abdominal pressure, aggravating the protrusion. If there is urinary retention, cystitis is often secondary; injury to the urethral ligament of the metatarsal bones can cause protrusion of the urethral opening, and support-related urinary incontinence may occur; moderate to severe protrusion of the anterior vaginal wall is often combined with grade I uterine prolapse.

2. Pregnant women with mild illness may have no symptoms or feel a protrusion in their private parts slipping out. In severe cases, there is a feeling of falling. When tired or exerting force, the protrusion expands, and urination becomes difficult. Sometimes, they cannot even urinate, and they have to push the protrusion back into the female vagina with force before urine can be discharged.

Causes of protrusion of the front, back, left and right walls of the vagina

1. Vaginal relaxation refers to the reduction in the supporting force of the pelvic muscle group, which leads to the relaxation of the muscles around the vagina, the enlargement of the vagina, and in severe cases, the vaginal wall may bulge. The most common reason is that after natural childbirth, the pelvic muscles are poorly repaired or even damaged, resulting in vaginal relaxation. When the vagina is loose, due to the looseness of the vagina, the original ability of the vagina to "hold" the male genitals during intercourse is reduced, and it is difficult to achieve sufficient satisfaction when touching the genitals.

2. Postpartum restorative exercise is very important for women. Even for women who have a caesarean section, the pelvic muscles and cruciate ligaments are fully stretched during labor to prepare the birth canal for the baby to be born. Therefore, mothers should do recovery exercises as soon as possible after giving birth, and should pay special attention to the exercise of the pelvic muscles.

What should I do if the front, back, left, and right walls of the vagina protrude?

1. Pelvic floor muscle training

The method is to tighten the anus, tighten it for at least 3 seconds each time, and then release the pressure. Continue to do 15-3b250in, 2-3 times a day; or do pelvic floor muscle training 150-200 times a day, 6-8 weeks as a treatment course.

Pelvic floor muscle training needs to have 5 aspects:

(1) Compression strength, the maximum supporting force that can be generated by muscle contraction.

(2) Speed, the ratio of the maximum support force to the time required to achieve the maximum support force. (3) Duration: the length of time that muscle contraction can continue or repeat. (4) Repeatability: the ability to collapse repeatedly to achieve a certain frequency of support. (5) Fatigue: Maintaining muscle contraction to the required or expected support force will cause fatigue.