Does uterine prolapse cause bleeding?

Does uterine prolapse cause bleeding?

Uterine prolapse generally does not cause bleeding under normal circumstances. If the patient is seriously prolapsed, long-term friction may cause ulcers. It is time to bleed. If the patient bleeds heavily, he must go to the hospital for treatment in time.

Under normal circumstances, uterine prolapse will not cause bleeding. However, if the entire cervix or uterine body completely prolapses outside the vaginal opening, ulcers may occur due to long-term friction. In this case, bleeding may occur. Uterine prolapse refers to the descent of the uterus from its normal position along the vagina. The more severe the descent, the more serious the disease, which usually occurs in multiple births and frequent physical labor. And some malnourished women may also develop this disease. Uterine bleeding in uterine prolapse is generally not serious, and heavy bleeding rarely occurs. Only excessive menstrual bleeding will occur, which requires the patient to pay attention to the hospital in time.

Uterine prolapse has a certain relationship with uterine bleeding. If uterine prolapse occurs, the patient's internal blood circulation will encounter obstacles. At this time, local congestion will also lead to menstrual disorders and menorrhagia. This symptom belongs to the symptom of uterine bleeding. Because the patient has blood circulation disorders in the body, the uterus is prone to complications such as infection and ulcers, and the patient's leucorrhea will increase, accompanied by blood secretions.