Patient's question:
I am doing farm work and feel something heavy in my lower abdomen, as if it's about to peel off. Walking home is very difficult, and my lower abdomen is also uncomfortable. After a thorough examination, the doctor diagnosed severe uterine prolapse and recommended removing the uterus. After the hysterectomy, it's easy to age. Besides surgery, how can severe uterine prolapse be treated?Doctor's answer:
If a patient has a history of multiple pregnancies and deliveries, due to the enlargement of the uterus and pressure on the pelvic floor during a vaginal delivery, which leads to muscle relaxation, this situation is prone to causing vaginal wall or uterine prolapse. If the examination reveals that the prolapse has progressed to a severe degree, the final treatment options are surgery or the use of pessary. Relying solely on medication and rehabilitation exercises is relatively less effective. Therefore, it is essential to cooperate with the doctor.