Patient's question:
Symptoms of cesarean section uterine prolapse have reappeared. What can be done to suppress the progression of the condition? Can traditional Chinese medicine treat it?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, although cesarean section can cause significant harm to a woman's body, it does not necessarily lead to uterine prolapse. If the uterus prolapses again, it will cause obvious lower abdominal heaviness and fullness. During urination, in addition to possibly seeing the cervix from the vaginal opening, it is important to note that mild uterine prolapse can be effectively treated with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). However, it is essential to find an experienced TCM practitioner, as general doctors typically do not possess the technical expertise for such treatments.