What does a prolapsed uterus feel like?

Uterine prolapse is a relatively common gynecological disease. Uterine prolapse refers to the situation where the position of a woman's uterus is slightly lower, and in severe cases it can slip into the vagina. This condition will have a great impact on women's work and daily life. Therefore, female friends should pay attention to the symptoms of uterine prolapse and understand some of the possible feelings of uterine prolapse, so that they can deal with the condition in time and receive timely treatment. Let us learn about the symptoms of uterine prolapse below.

Uterine prolapse can cause the following symptoms:

1. Lumbar and sacral pain. When there is uterine prolapse, women may experience lumbar and sacral pain, especially after hard work. The pain will be relieved after bed rest. At the same time, the patient will continue to feel a sense of falling in the perineum and lower abdomen, especially after heavy physical work.

2. Vaginal prolapse. Women with uterine prolapse will feel that there is prolapse in the vagina, which can be a spherical object. It is more obvious after walking and physical activity. It will be relieved after bed rest. In severe cases of uterine prolapse, the prolapsed material can even fall out all day and cannot be restored. At the same time, it will rub against clothes, causing ulcers, infection, excessive secretions, etc. Over time, it will gradually become thicker and keratinized.

3. Urinary system diseases. For patients with uterine prolapse, most of them will experience urinary incontinence when coughing or sneezing, which will cause urine to leak out. A very small number of patients with uterine prolapse may even experience urinary retention or difficulty urinating.

4. Changes in menstrual periods, excessive vaginal discharge, and uterine prolapse can cause relaxation of the pelvic organs, which in turn can cause problems with the blood circulation system, resulting in heavy menstrual flow and even organ slippage, which in turn causes excessive vaginal discharge and is accompanied by the appearance of pink secretions.

5. Dystocia for pregnant women. For women with uterine prolapse, if it is not serious, it will generally not affect delivery. However, if the uterine prolapse cannot be reduced, it may cause dystocia for pregnant women.

What does it feel like when a woman has uterine prolapse? The main symptoms are lower back pain, a feeling of something slipping in the vagina, etc. From the above content, we have learned some symptoms of uterine prolapse. If a female friend has symptoms of uterine prolapse in daily life, she must seek medical attention in time. After diagnosis, take immediate measures to alleviate the treatment to prevent the uterine prolapse from worsening and causing greater harm.