Uterine mild prolapse, bladder moderate prolapse, no discomfort in the vagina said.

Patient's question:

In 2000, I underwent a lumbar fusion surgery, resulting in damage to the L4 and S1 nerve roots. Initially, I experienced partial rectal prolapse. By 2010, the bladder began to prolapse. In 2012, the uterus prolapsed, and the condition has been worsening ever since.

Doctor's answer:

Treatment for uterine prolapse: Strengthen nutrition, avoid heavy physical labor, and maintain smooth bowel movements. Alternatively, take: Chinese herbal medicine Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang, or injections of absolute alcohol as hardening agents around the cervix. Use a pessary, which is a relatively common method.
3 Surgical treatment should be selected based on the patient's age, fertility requirements, and overall health condition.

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