Patient's question:
It took a long time, and during menstruation, there was a sense of lower abdominal dropping and distending pain.Doctor's answer:
For mild cases, treatment is not required, primarily manifesting as lower back pain. In mild cases, it is only a sense of soreness and discomfort in the lower back. In severe cases, the entire lower back, sacral region, and bilateral iliac regions all feel intensely sore and unbearable. In some patients, the soreness extends to the lower back and bilateral groin areas. For severe uterine prolapse, the best treatment is surgical intervention. This involves performing a vaginal hysterectomy, followed by firmly fixing the supporting tissues such as the cardinal ligaments. Simultaneously, the pelvic floor muscles and vaginal walls are repaired.