How to recover from uterine prolapse

Uterine prolapse can be improved through conservative treatment, use of pessaries, medication, surgery, and lifestyle adjustments. You can go to the hospital for examination and cooperate with the doctor's treatment.

1. Conservative treatment: Mild uterine prolapse may not require special treatment, and symptoms can be relieved by strengthening pelvic floor muscle exercises (such as Kegel exercises) and improving lifestyle.

2. Use a pessary: ​​For patients who are unwilling to undergo surgery or have mild symptoms, a pessary can be used to provide support and relieve symptoms.

3. Drug treatment: Certain drugs can help relieve the discomfort caused by uterine prolapse, but they cannot cure uterine prolapse itself.

4. Surgical treatment: For more severe uterine prolapse, or when conservative treatment is ineffective, surgical treatment may be an option. There are many surgical methods, including uterine suspension, hysterectomy, etc., depending on the patient's age, health status and fertility needs.

5. Lifestyle adjustments: including losing weight, avoiding heavy physical labor, maintaining good eating habits, etc. These measures can help alleviate symptoms and prevent the disease from worsening.

You should also pay attention to getting more rest, try to prevent constipation, and prevent increased abdominal pressure to prevent the condition from worsening.