Patient's question:
I had a cesarean section and walked almost every day after giving birth. I walked several times a day and sat frequently as well. Occasionally, I also browsed the internet, and sometimes my waist would feel sore. I'm wondering if this will have any impact on my health in the future? Could it lead to uterine prolapse?2; During postpartum recovery, I cried four times over various small matters, but each time was no more than 3 minutes long. I'm concerned if this might affect my eyes. I hope to receive explanations from expert doctors. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Principles of Treatment for Uterine Prolapse: Encourage the strengthening or complete restoration of pelvic floor tissues and uterine ligaments. Depending on the severity of uterine prolapse, pessary therapy or surgical treatment can be adopted.Principles of Drug Therapy:
1. If there is no inflammation in the prolapsed uterus, potassium permanganate solution can be used for sitz baths; postmenopausal women can use estrogen ointment.
2. For preoperative medication of uterine prolapse, oral estrogen (for postmenopausal women), gentamicin, and metronidazole can be administered.
3. Postoperatively, intravenous medication should be the foundation, with attention to enhancing supportive therapy and preventing complications. The duration of medication depends on the condition.
4. If postoperative infection occurs, effective antibiotics can be selected based on clinical diagnosis and drug sensitivity tests.