Patient's question:
One year of testing, careful examination of the results: Previous treatment and effectiveness of second-degree light: General physical condition. Undergone two surgeries: the first was an appendectomy, the second was a cholecystectomy. What kind of help is needed: How great is the risk if surgery is performed again? Which is better, a vaginal hysterectomy or a laparoscopic approach? Can the condition be treated without surgery?Doctor's answer:
For patients who experience recurrent uterine prolapse, a comprehensive evaluation approach combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine, as well as treatment, nutrition, and rest, is recommended. In terms of treatment methods, they can be categorized into non-surgical therapies such as the use of pessary, oral administration of Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang (Tonifying the Middle and Strengthening Qi), acupuncture, and steam baths, as well as surgical repair. The daily treatment for uterine prolapse patients primarily involves symptomatic medication. Patients can take some oral medications, supplemented with vitamins, and pay attention to their diet by consuming light, soft, and easily digestible foods. We hope that uterine prolapse patients can recover as soon as possible! Thank you!