Patient's question:
Before New Year's, my mother had a uterine prolapse, in addition to a prolapse of the anterior vaginal wall, and a cervical removal. After the procedure, she had to urinate every half hour. After the follow-up examination, it was found that her urine control could be restored to urinating once every hour or one and a half hours. This significantly interfered with the quality of her deep sleep. I would like to ask if there are any treatment methods available?Doctor's answer:
The uterus rises from its normal position along the vagina, and the cervix descends to a level below 4 centimeters from the hymen, which is called uterine prolapse. Vaginal relaxation is related to uterine prolapse and can be treated. For mild prolapse, exercise is the main treatment. Persistently performing Kegel exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles can help. You can also practice tightening the vaginal area for three to five seconds each time. This is convenient to do anytime and anywhere. Try to avoid squatting to reduce the risk of constipation and other issues. Gynecological diseases like this are not easy to relieve. Friends with these conditions should maintain a positive attitude and face them with optimism. Only in this way can they improve their confidence in combating gynecological issues and believe that recovery is definitely possible.