How should uterine prolapse be treated?

Patient's question:

Symptoms of uterine prolapse were carefully examined in the hospital. Uterine prolapse, how to treat it. Can it still be treated?

Doctor's answer:

General Treatment
1. Standard rehabilitation therapy enhances physical fitness, improves nutrition, ensures adequate rest, and maintains regular bowel movements. Avoid activities that increase intra-abdominal pressure or heavy physical labor.
2. Pessary treatment involves placing a pessary in the vagina in conjunction with general therapy. It is suitable for patients with mild uterine prolapse (degree I and II) or moderate vaginal wall prolapse. Common types include bell-shaped, ring-shaped, spherical, and bellabdomen-mushroom-head pessaries.
3. Surgical treatment is recommended for patients who do not respond to non-surgical methods or those with severe uterine prolapse (degree II and III) or second-degree anterior/posterior vaginal wall prolapse. The choice of surgical procedure should be determined based on the patient's overall condition and fertility considerations.