How to Treat Common Uterine Prolapse

Patient's question:

Mom is 66 years old and has developed uterine prolapse. Do you have to have surgery? Are there any other options? We have had a thorough examination at the hospital and they recommend surgery, suggesting the installation of a device. They said it would require about a week of hospitalization. I would like to ask how much it would cost to treat this condition. Can the rural cooperative medical care cover the initial expenses? Our family is not well-off.

Doctor's answer:

I have read your description of your condition, and it is treatable, and can also be pre-paid. Moreover, the current rural and urban medical insurance covers a lot. Then, your mother's condition is currently doing well, just attending a nursing home, because the surgery was also quite extensive for her age. I am very happy to have cleared up your doubts. If my explanation is helpful to you, I vaguely remember giving an evaluation, as it would greatly help me with my work! Thank you! Lastly, in daily life, it is important to maintain a good mood, as a positive mood is very helpful for recovery from illness.

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