Are there risks with uterine prolapse surgery?

Uterine prolapse is also a common gynecological disease among women. It is generally a common disease among women of appropriate age. In order to avoid serious consequences, most women choose to undergo surgery to treat it. This can prevent patients from suffering from the serious threat of uterine prolapse. In fact, many patients are also worried about whether there are risks in surgery for uterine prolapse. In fact, all surgeries have certain risks. As long as we go to a regular hospital for surgery, we can generally reduce the risks of this type of surgery.

1. The treatment principle of uterine prolapse is to reduce the metatarsal bladder and cervical muscle fascia, increase the combined external force of the anterior vaginal wall, surgically suture the pubococcygeus muscle rupture, and rebuild a well-functioning perineum. Common operations include repair of the anterior and posterior walls of the vagina, perineum repair and partial cervical removal. The operation is relatively simple, the effect is good, and it is suitable for most patients with uterine prolapse.

2. Uterine prolapse is divided into multiple stages. For uterine prolapse, surgical treatment is very risky and is generally only used for patients with severe second degree, third degree and mild to moderate protrusion of the vaginal wall. Many patients are not suitable for surgical treatment, such as patients with heart failure, renal failure, cirrhosis or liver function damage, diabetes, severe anemia, chronic cough, malignant tumors, systemic infectious diseases, etc.

3. In addition, the use of surgery to treat uterine prolapse will inevitably cause damage to the uterine tissue and there is also the risk of uterine infection. Traditional treatment is recommended, such as external use of Chinese herbal medicine patches, the Fushanfang patch for lifting the uterus, and intravaginal uterine suspension training and uterine sacral suspension training, which can better preserve the uterus and improve the support for the uterus by improving the surrounding environment of the uterus, allowing it to be truly restored.

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When women undergo uterine prolapse surgery, they must pay attention to postoperative care, so that the surgical treatment of uterine prolapse can achieve better results. In daily life, they can also use conservative treatment methods to correct and improve the symptoms of uterine prolapse.