Patient's question:
Urine comes out when urinating, does not affect urination or defecation. Can uterine prolapse be treated conservatively?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the uterus prolapses when urinating, but it does not affect urination or defecation, nor does it affect walking. It is likely uterine prolapse, possibly caused by insufficient qi and blood. Oral medication can be used for treatment, or traditional Chinese medicine can be used for regulation. It is recommended to maintain a balanced diet, pay attention to nutritional supplementation, get more sun exposure to enhance the body's resistance, get adequate rest, eat more fruits and vegetables, and consume high-protein foods. Avoid raw, cold, spicy, and irritating foods. For some older patients who do not have a desire for childbirth, we can perform anterior and posterior vaginal wall repair and total hysterectomy. For older patients who do not have sexual activity and cannot undergo major surgery, we can consider vaginal closure surgery.