What are the grades of uterine prolapse?

What are the grades of uterine prolapse?

Medically, the degree of uterine prolapse is also divided into different levels. Each level has different symptoms, the degree of prolapse is also different, and the impact on the patient will also be very different. When you find that you have uterine prolapse, you should receive treatment as soon as possible to prevent the disease from expanding.

Grade I: This type of prolapse is one of the mildest symptoms. Generally, the external cervical os is less than 4 cm away from the hymen. If it reaches the edge of the hymen, it is considered severe prolapse.

Level II: This type of prolapse is mild, the cervix has separated from the vagina, but the uterine body is still in the vagina. Severe uterine prolapse will completely separate from the cervix.

Grade III: The cervix and uterine body are completely protruding from the vagina.

The clinical manifestations of uterine prolapse are as follows

Ⅰ Most patients are unconscious;

Most patients with II and III have the following symptoms:

1. Obvious back pain and a feeling of falling

As the uterus prolapses, the ligaments become involved and pelvic congestion becomes more severe, at which point the patient may experience these symptoms, especially when walking or squatting.

2. The tumor comes out of the vagina

This phenomenon generally occurs when the abdominal pressure is high, and the swelling will feel like it is falling off. At first, the swelling will become smaller, or it may disappear. In severe cases, it will not change after rest, and the weight needs to be pushed back into the vagina. If the swelling cannot be pushed back, it will cause long-term friction and bleeding.

3. Abnormal bowel movements

Patients with swollen bladder and urethra are prone to dysuria, urinary retention or stress urinary incontinence. Secondary urinary tract infection may cause symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency and pain. Patients with swollen rectum may have difficulty defecating.

The above are three degrees of uterine prolapse, with different symptoms. If you want to relieve this disease, you should receive treatment as soon as possible to prevent uterine prolapse from causing too serious an impact on the patient, or even causing the disease to be unable to recover and affect the patient's pregnancy.