Patient's question:
I am a high-risk pregnant woman. A few weeks ago, I had a difficult labor, and subsequently, a series of examinations revealed that I suffer from second-degree uterine prolapse, third-degree cervical erosion, and that the difficult labor led to the prolapse. I am very panicked. Originally, I was planning to have a second child, but now I can't even keep this one. I don't know what to do. Now I am in this state of illness. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Based on your current situation, it is still necessary to have appropriate relaxation and actively implement physical rehabilitation. If it is confirmed that you have uterine prolapse at the moment, it is still necessary to promptly go to the hospital for observation to determine the extent of dehydration. When necessary, physical treatment should be provided to thoroughly restore pelvic floor function through exercises. Basic recovery can usually be achieved within a few months. After the body has fully recovered, the next pregnancy preparation can be implemented. These conditions can all be alleviated.