Uterine prolapse postpartum precautions

Uterine prolapse postpartum precautions:

There are many reasons for uterine prolapse, such as childbirth, increased abdominal pressure, congenital developmental abnormalities, aging and other factors can lead to the occurrence of this disease, among which the most common is uterine prolapse caused by childbirth. This disease is very harmful and needs to be treated in time. During the treatment, you must also take good care of yourself, otherwise it will affect recovery.

1. Pay attention to rest. Women with uterine prolapse must pay attention to rest and avoid overwork. Excessive labor or activity will increase abdominal pressure and lead to severe uterine prolapse, so physical activity should be reduced.

2. Keep bowel movements smooth. Women with uterine prolapse must keep bowel movements smooth. If constipation or dry stools occur, abdominal pressure will increase, aggravating prolapse. Too watery stools will cause serious bacterial growth and lead to inflammation.

3. Reasonable diet. Patients with uterine prolapse should pay attention to eating more light food, less spicy food and food that causes abdominal distension. Especially lemons and pears, these foods can cause damage to the spleen and stomach, so pay attention to the health of gastrointestinal function. If the spleen and stomach are severely damaged, the uterus will not be able to retract.

4. Pay attention to rehabilitation exercises. Women with uterine prolapse can do anal exercises, which is conducive to the recovery of the disease. If it is mild uterine prolapse, reasonable exercise is conducive to uterine contraction. Be sure to consult a professional doctor before exercise to avoid wrong or excessive exercise that will aggravate the condition.

5. Women should pay attention to their own health, keep the vulva dry, pay attention to cleaning methods, change underwear frequently, and beware of inflammatory stimulation, which may lead to organ damage and cause or aggravate uterine prolapse.