Patient's question:
Recently, I've been feeling discomfort in my groin area, and I've been too embarrassed to go to the hospital. Today, the pain became unbearable, so I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. It turned out to be uterine prolapse. I don't know how serious this condition is, and if it is serious, will it affect me? Is surgery necessary for this to be resolved? Does a patient with uterine prolapse need surgery?Doctor's answer:
Uterine prolapse is primarily caused by the curvature of the uterine fundus tissue relaxation, and severe uterine prolapse away from the cervical opening can lead to painful friction on the cervix. Currently, surgery may require the removal of the uterus or uterine fundus tissue repair. If there is a need for pregnancy, the uterine fundus should be repaired. During labor, pay attention to the complete recovery of the uterus and avoid excessive physical activity too early, as this can affect recovery.