Are there any sequelae after hysterectomy?

Are there any sequelae after hysterectomy?

The causes of uterine prolapse include vaginal relaxation, postpartum physical weakness, uterine ligament damage, frequent abortions, childbirth, etc. After uterine prolapse occurs, patients will experience symptoms such as vaginal bleeding, irregular menstruation, abnormal leucorrhea, vaginitis, urethritis, difficulty in defecation, and difficulty in urination, which seriously affect their health.

So are there any sequelae after uterine prolapse resection surgery?

Proper care should be taken after uterine prolapse surgery, because improper care and poor recovery will cause sequelae. Common sequelae include weight loss, weakness, rupture of pelvic floor ligaments, constipation, urinary retention, and urinary incontinence. Because uterine prolapse surgery requires the removal of the uterus, women will feel weak, sweat frequently, suffer from insomnia, memory loss and other symptoms within half a year after the surgery. Therefore, it is necessary to take good contraception and supplement more vitamins and trace elements, so as to protect the body and enhance resistance.

In the early stages of uterine prolapse surgery, the diet should mainly consist of liquid food. Fruits and vegetables can be made into porridge or chopped up and cooked into soup. Liquid food can prevent dry stools, increase water absorption, and promote digestion. Eat more foods rich in vitamin C, vitamin E, and vitamin A to reduce the chance of complications in the body. Supplement more foods rich in folic acid to enhance the body's functional repair and supplement calcium to prevent osteoporosis.