Patient's question:
During this period, I often feel as if my lower abdomen is being pulled downward. This sensation is particularly noticeable when I'm squatting. After checking at the hospital, they said it's uterine prolapse. I'm very worried. Could you please ask: How can uterine prolapse be treated quickly?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is okay. Uterine prolapse refers to a syndrome of perinatal adjacent organ displacement, where the supporting tissues of the uterus are injured or weakened, causing the uterus to rise along the vagina from its normal position, with the cervix below the ischial spine level or even the entire uterus falling outside the vaginal opening. It is classified into three degrees based on the degree of prolapse. Patients with uterine prolapse often experience lower back pain and, in severe cases, it can affect the bladder and rectum, leading to symptoms such as frequent urination, incomplete urination, or difficulty defecating. Enhanced labor protection for women and excessive weight-bearing as well as postural strain are important causes of uterine prolapse. Strengthening labor protection for women is a reliable guarantee for prevention and reducing the risk of uterine prolapse.