Patient's question:
I know this uterine disease is really painful. I am really suffering every day. This disease has completely interfered with my life. I don't know when I got uterine prolapse, it's very painful. What should I do with a first-degree uterine prolapse?Doctor's answer:
For uterine prolapse, most cases are related to multiple childbirths, and it may be associated with engaging in heavy physical labor too soon after giving birth. If this is a case of uterine prolapse that has occurred once before, it indicates a relatively mild condition. In this case, pelvic muscle exercises should be performed, and the use of a pessary may be beneficial in reducing symptoms. However, if the symptoms are more pronounced and there is progression, surgery may be necessary when appropriate.