What are the sequelae after uterine prolapse surgery?

What are the sequelae after uterine prolapse surgery?

I believe everyone has a certain understanding of uterine prolapse, which refers to the symptom of a woman's uterus descending along the vagina, which has a great impact on the body. If not treated in time, it will cause the uterus to detach from the vaginal opening, seriously endangering physical health. For this disease, it is necessary to treat it as soon as possible, pay attention to postoperative care, and avoid sequelae.

Uterine prolapse is very harmful. It can cause the patient's uterus to completely separate from the vaginal opening, cause the anterior vaginal wall to swell, and even cause the bladder and urethra to swell. Once a patient finds that they have this symptom, they should seek help from an obstetrician and gynecologist in time and receive treatment under the doctor's guidance to restore the body to normal as soon as possible.

So what are the sequelae of hysterectomy?

1. It is easy to cause infection. Uterine prolapse surgery will cause great trauma to the body. If we do not take care of it, the surface of the wound will be invaded by bacteria, which can easily lead to infection, which will have a very serious impact on our health.

2. Women's physiological functions are affected. Since uterine prolapse surgery requires the removal of the uterus, women's physiological functions after surgery will be greatly affected. For women who have not become pregnant, they have lost the opportunity to become mothers since then.

3. Complications. After uterine prolapse surgery, patients are likely to experience fallopian tube adhesions, rectal adhesions, etc., which seriously affect the patient's health and have a great impact on their daily life.

4. Affecting ovarian function. When we perform uterine prolapse surgery, we need to remove the blood vessels connected to the uterus, which will reduce the blood supply to the ovaries and lead to decreased ovarian function. This situation has a great impact on the body and is likely to lead to early menopause and premature aging of women.