How to determine whether the uterus is prolapsed?

Uterine prolapse is a relatively common gynecological disease, also known as uterine prolapse. It is quite harmful to women. When uterine prolapse occurs, certain symptoms often appear, such as soreness in the lumbar region, which often causes a feeling of falling in the vagina or perineum. In addition, swelling may protrude from the vagina, which may lead to changes in leucorrhea secretions, causing discomfort in the lower body, etc.

1. Lumbar pain:

This is especially true in the sacral area, which is more obvious after labor and can be relieved by bed rest. In addition, patients feel a sense of heaviness in the lower abdomen, vagina, and perineum, which is aggravated by fatigue.

2. The tumor prolapses from the vagina:

In mild cases, the stool may come out after long standing, squatting or overwork, and can be returned by itself after lying down and resting. In severe cases, the stool needs to be returned manually and cannot be returned by itself. And as time went on, the tumor grew larger. Long-term friction of the prolapsed tissue causes the skin of the cervix or vaginal wall to thicken and become keratinized, ulcerate and become secondarily infected, with occasional exudation of purulent or bloody substances.

3. Changes in secretions:

Uterine prolapse will affect the blood circulation in the pelvis, leading to blood circulation disorders and local congestion, resulting in changes in menstrual volume and excessive menstruation. At the same time, the organs in the pelvic cavity are prone to infection and ulcers, resulting in excessive and abnormal vaginal discharge.

4. Discomfort in the lower body:

When uterine prolapse is severe, there will be a noticeable foreign body sensation in the lower body and it will affect normal activities, such as difficulty walking. Generally, this situation can only be relieved when lying flat.