What are the symptoms of uterine prolapse

What are the symptoms of uterine prolapse?

Uterine prolapse usually presents with symptoms such as lumbosacral pain, lumbar prolapse, abnormal bowel movements, vaginal prolapse, and prolapse ulcers. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly.

1. Lumbar pain:

When the uterus is lowered, it can cause traction pain in the uterine ligaments. If the lumbosacral ligaments are elongated and pulled, it can cause lumbosacral pain.

2. Waist drop:

After uterine prolapse, the uterine ligaments may be involved, causing pelvic congestion. When standing for too long or doing heavy physical labor, the waist will feel depressed.

3. Abnormal defecation:

Uterine prolapse may cause swelling of the bladder and urethra. If there is rectal swelling, it can cause constipation and difficulty urinating.

4. Vaginal tumor prolapse:

In some people, uterine prolapse can cause the front or back wall of the vagina to swell, causing the swelling to protrude from the vaginal exit.

5. Prolapse ulcer:

When the prolapsed mass is exposed to the cervical or vaginal mucosa, wearing tight clothes frequently will cause local friction and lead to ulcers and bleeding of the cervical and vaginal mucosa.

Patients with uterine prolapse can undergo surgery through radical hysterectomy and vaginal repair, vaginal closure, foundation reconstruction surgery and other surgical methods. After the operation, they should pay more attention to rest and avoid excessive fatigue.