Patient's question:
For the past few months, I've constantly felt as if someone is pulling my lower abdomen downward. This sensation is particularly noticeable when I'm squatting. After visiting the hospital for a check-up, they diagnosed me with uterine prolapse. I'm very concerned and would like to ask: How should uterine prolapse be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
Women with second-degree uterine prolapse are usually divided into anterior or posterior vaginal prolapse. In most cases, it is caused by vaginal lacerations during childbirth or physical activities during postpartum recovery. If there is no stress incontinence or difficulty with bowel movements and it does not interfere with daily life, surgery may not be necessary. Additionally, since the patient is elderly and a diabetic, surgery is an even less ideal option.In addition to seeking proper gynecological treatment, the patient should also pay attention to dietary aspects, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in regular outdoor activities. At the same time, it is important to choose a reputable hospital for diagnosis to ensure effective treatment.