Can uterine prolapse be treated conservatively?

Can uterine prolapse be treated conservatively?

Uterine prolapse is a common gynecological disease, and most people can accept conservative treatment. Especially for mild patients, it is recommended to contract the anus through pelvic floor muscle exercises, strengthen muscle tension, and slow down prolapse. This disease generally does not require medication, but when infection occurs, antibiotics should be used in time to relieve or even eliminate inflammation.

For severe patients, the treatment effect is generally not ideal and surgical repair is required. However, adverse symptoms such as bleeding, dysuria, infection, and cystitis may occur after surgery, so maintenance work must be done carefully.

In addition to the above methods, you also need to strengthen self-management to reduce the probability of recurrence of uterine prolapse. For example, in terms of diet, eating more fiber-rich foods is conducive to smooth bowel movements and avoid increased abdominal pressure. If you have chronic diseases such as cough and constipation, you should treat them as soon as possible, avoid heavy physical labor, and try to avoid the cause of the disease from recurring.

Uterine prolapse poses little threat to the patient's life safety, but if it is not treated in time, it may affect life treatment, so treatment measures should be taken as soon as possible. For most patients, pelvic floor muscle exercises can be used to enhance support and thus relieve the pain. At the same time, in life, abdominal pressure should also be controlled and exercises that increase abdominal pressure should be minimized. In addition, patients should not put too much psychological pressure on themselves, maintain a stable and positive attitude, and family members should comfort them in time when necessary.