Female uterine prolapse that occurs in gynecological clinical practice is a common condition, and some women may not know the cause of this condition after it occurs, and there may not be obvious signs before. So, why did the uterus fall off when it was fine?
1. Uterine prolapse is medically referred to as uterine prolapse. It mainly refers to the uterus in the female body descending along the vagina to the cervix, and may even completely protrude outside the vaginal opening. The most common cause of this is previous birth canal injuries, and some women who frequently engage in heavy physical labor are also prone to uterine prolapse. Currently, some studies have found that it is also related to the decrease in hormone secretion levels in women's bodies.
2. Mild uterine prolapse may not have obvious symptoms on its own, but moderate or severe uterine prolapse can cause lower abdominal bloating and soreness in the lumbar and sacral regions. Symptoms decrease or disappear when resting in a supine position, while there is a noticeable worsening when standing or exerting force. Women with such symptoms should be alert to the possibility of uterine prolapse and promptly go to the hospital's gynecology department for examination and diagnosis.
3. After being diagnosed with uterine prolapse, timely and effective treatment measures should be taken, and the commonly used method is surgical treatment. Moreover, there are various methods for pelvic floor surgery, which need to be selected according to the specific condition of uterine prolapse. Surgery can be performed through the vagina or abdomen, and a combination of abdominal and hysteroscopy surgery or the use of patches and other surgical methods can also be chosen for treatment.
