Uterine shedding is an abnormal condition that many women experience, and mild patients generally do not show obvious symptoms. However, severe patients may experience abnormal symptoms such as lumbar and sacral pain or a feeling of falling, and it is necessary to understand the symptoms and seek treatment. So, how is uterine shedding formed?
1. Multiple abortions: Miscarriage can affect a woman's physical health. If multiple abortions are performed, it can cause significant damage to the endometrium, thinning it and affecting the normal implantation of fertilized eggs, which can easily lead to uterine shedding.
2. Poor sexual activity: If one engages in poor sexual activity or does not pay attention to hygiene during sexual activity, it can also affect the health of the uterus and easily cause uterine diseases, leading to uterine shedding.
3. Long term holding of urine: Many women may experience multiple holding of urine due to work reasons, which can also easily lead to uterine shedding. Long term holding of urine can fill the bladder and cause the uterus to move backwards. The clinical manifestation of uterine tilt is painful intercourse, and in severe cases, it can lead to infertility.
4. Labor injury: Labor injury is one of the causes of uterine prolapse, such as prolonged labor during delivery, which can cause damage to the cervix, cervical ligaments, and pelvic floor muscles. If postpartum support tissues do not return to normal in a timely manner, uterine prolapse is prone to occur.
