How to treat uterine prolapse

How to treat uterine prolapse?

Uterine prolapse is a gynecological disease with a high incidence rate, especially after childbirth. Uterine prolapse can have a great impact on women's health, and in severe cases it can affect their normal work and life.

The most traditional treatment for uterine prolapse is uterine support therapy, which is suitable for most patients with uterine prolapse. The doctor will prescribe appropriate uterine support according to the actual situation of the patient. Generally speaking, the diameter of the uterine head is larger than the diameter of the urogenital hiatus, which can help the patient support the uterus and vaginal wall, so that the prolapsed uterus can return to the vagina as much as possible and no longer fall off.

If the postpartum uterine prolapse is relatively mild, it can also be relieved through pelvic floor muscle exercises, such as Kegel exercises. Kegel exercises are also called pelvic exercises. Doing Kegel exercises every day can enhance muscle tension, which can not only effectively relieve the symptoms of uterine prolapse, but also avoid the embarrassment of postpartum urinary leakage.

If postpartum uterine prolapse is severe and simple exercise methods cannot effectively relieve it, or the patient has other complications, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible. If necessary, surgical treatment can be selected. Common surgeries include ligament suspension and repair of the anterior and posterior vaginal walls. Surgery helps restore the normal anatomical position of the uterus, but during the operation, the patient must choose the appropriate surgical plan based on her fertility needs and health status.

Once a woman has uterine prolapse after childbirth, she should be treated promptly. During pregnancy, women should eat a reasonable diet and strictly control their weight and fetal weight to avoid excessive fetal weight, which increases the risk of uterine prolapse during delivery. At the same time, pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation exercises should be actively performed after childbirth.