Patient's question:
Hello Doctor: My current condition is that I have severe uterine prolapse, with the cervix low and pregnancy for two months. I don't know if it will worsen as the fetus grows, whether the uterus will drop further, and whether there might be a risk of miscarriage. Is it dangerous?Doctor's answer:
According to the described condition, there is currently uterine prolapse. The current subjective symptoms are considered to be related to uterine enlargement, and it should not be more severe prolapse. It is recommended to visit a local regular public hospital for follow-up treatment and implement targeted solutions under the guidance of a doctor. Additionally, during pregnancy, pay attention to rest, avoid overexertion, engage in appropriate exercise, maintain a balanced diet, and have regular prenatal check-ups. It is possible that uterine enlargement may alleviate the likelihood of uterine prolapse. It is not advisable to focus solely on getting pregnant. If pregnancy is a must, it is better to stay in bed to preserve the fetus. For the patient, if the gynecological condition is severe, timely symptomatic treatment and proper medication are necessary. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of the gynecological condition.