What are the symptoms of uterine prolapse during pregnancy

Uterine prolapse is one of the gynecological diseases. More women are prone to uterine prolapse symptoms, which affects the health of the patient's uterine area. Many pregnant women will also encounter uterine prolapse symptoms, causing patients to be particularly painful and with obvious symptoms. Female friends should pay attention to uterine prolapse and understand the symptoms of the disease. Many women will experience uterine prolapse symptoms during pregnancy, which will damage the patient's uterus and affect the development of the fetus. After the onset of the disease, the patient's leucorrhea will increase significantly, sometimes with yellow pus or blood, and the patient's vagina will fall off. If this is the case, ⅱ and ⅲ, the degree of uterine prolapse, the patient's cervix and uterus will experience detachment from the vaginal opening after delivery, and can be recovered by themselves when lying flat.

1. More women will experience urine overflow after symptoms of uterine prolapse. Patients will also have symptoms of urgency, frequency and pain when urinating, especially when sneezing, coughing, laughing or walking. Urine often cannot be controlled and overflows from the urethra. Due to the irritation of urine, the patient's vulva will become inflamed, leading to redness, swelling, pain and itching, which brings a lot to the patient.

2. The patient may also experience constipation or abdominal distension. In severe cases, the patient may also experience difficulty defecating. The patient's posterior vaginal wall may also bulge, and the rectum may also bulge. It often curves in an S shape, and the stool cannot pass smoothly, resulting in constipation or difficulty defecating. The patient has an obvious sense of descent, which affects daily life.

During pregnancy, female uterine prolapse occurs in the early stage, but it can shrink on its own under abdominal pressure, after resting and lying in bed. In severe cases, it can fall out of the vagina all day. Standing or working can cause vaginal descent and back pain. Mild uterine prolapse in pregnant women can be treated with comprehensive treatment such as uterine support, Chinese medicine, and acupuncture. Severe uterine prolapse requires surgical treatment. If there is prolapse in the baby during pregnancy, it is necessary to pay attention to prevent miscarriage.