Why do I feel pain all over my body after pelvic closure surgery?

The pelvic cavity is a part that women pay much attention to. It has very powerful functions and can cause great damage to women's health. The pelvic cavity and the female reproductive tract are almost in the same space, and it is the only way for the fetus to leave the mother's body. Therefore, once a disease occurs, it will cause great damage to women's fertility. For example, open pelvic damage is a common problem, and closed surgery is required at this time. But why do I feel pain all over my body after pelvic closure surgery?

Pelvic floor closure is actually the use of a professional technique to close the opened pelvis. At the same time, it can repair the periphery of the pelvis of women after childbirth, and greatly improve the elasticity of the pelvic floor muscles and vaginal area.

Are there any side effects to pelvic closure surgery?

Pelvic closure surgery itself is not traumatic to the patient's body, so there is no big risk for pelvic closure surgery. If there is any side effect of pelvic closure surgery, it may be that the cost of pelvic closure surgery is relatively high. Pelvic closure surgery can improve the looseness of the pelvic floor muscles, elasticity of the vagina, and looseness of the abdomen and hips after childbirth. Therefore, pelvic closure surgery has become a popular maintenance method for postpartum women.

Pelvic closure surgery is suitable for people

Pelvic closure surgery is not suitable for everyone. It can be used for patients with gynecological diseases, such as those with long-term dysmenorrhea, abnormal leucorrhea and irregular menstruation. Of course, for those who have a long-term feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen and uterine prolapse, in addition, there are patients with ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids, who are more suitable for pelvic closure surgery.

In addition to people with gynecological diseases, people with body deformation can also undergo pelvic closure surgery, such as spinal deformity, different lengths of legs, uneven shoulders, leg pain and swelling, etc. These people are also more suitable for pelvic closure surgery; in addition, people with long-term waist and abdominal discomfort, waist and abdominal obesity, sciatica and buttocks deformity are all suitable for pelvic closure surgery.