Is mild uterine prolapse serious?

Is mild uterine prolapse serious?

Uterine prolapse is a problem that many women worry about after childbirth and miscarriage, because the damage to the abdominal organs and the lack of qi and blood in the body can lead to symptoms of uterine prolapse. In this case, the patient should first understand the severity of the condition and choose the appropriate treatment method based on the examination results to achieve full recovery.

1. Pessary treatment

This treatment method is suitable for mild uterine prolapse. If the condition is not serious, the uterine prolapse can be implanted into the genitals to fix the uterus in the correct position, thereby promoting ligament repair. When using the uterine prolapse, it should be placed and cleaned according to the doctor's instructions. Rinse the vulva with clean water every night, change underwear, and go to the hospital for regular check-ups to observe the recovery of uterine prolapse.

2. Exercise therapy

Patients with mild uterine prolapse can promote local repair of the uterus through reasonable exercise. Common exercise methods, including anal contraction, slow walking, yoga and other exercises, are all very good exercise methods. Patients should avoid excessive fatigue during exercise, and exercise time should not exceed 20 minutes a day. They should not do large-scale exercises such as running, squatting, and skipping rope. During exercise, they can combine Chinese medicine nourishing soup conditioning treatment.

3. Surgical treatment

This treatment is suitable for patients with severe uterine prolapse, and is treated by adjusting the position of the uterus, removing the uterus, repairing the vaginal wall, etc. The surgery is more suitable for elderly patients, or patients who have lost their sexual life due to vaginal closure. The surgery will also choose a more appropriate method based on the type and degree of the patient's current uterine prolapse.

Through the above introduction, we know that mild uterine prolapse is not serious and can be treated non-surgically in the early stage. As the condition worsens, other treatment methods will be further selected according to the actual physical condition of the patient. Patients with uterine prolapse need to go to the hospital for regular physical examinations to observe the status and changes of the condition. During the treatment process, do not engage in high-intensity physical labor to avoid aggravating the prolapse.