Post Date June, 28 2023
After the occurrence of uterine prolapse, we must pay sufficient attention, especially when treating it, and choose a reasonable treatment method based on our own condition.
Treatment of uterine prolapse
1. Medication treatment: For patients with mild uterine prolapse, medication or simple tools can be used for treatment first. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that uterine prolapse is caused by insufficient qi, qi deficiency, and weakness of the uterus. Or due to excessive production, heavy labor, and the emptiness of the eight meridians, resulting in weak Chongren and weak system cells. Therefore, the treatment principle of using traditional Chinese medicine to tonify the deficiency and lift the depression is adopted, and traditional Chinese medicine to tonify the middle and replenish qi is used to treat uterine prolapse.
Prescription: 30g of Astragalus membranaceus, 10g of Codonopsis pilosula, Atractylodes macrocephala, Angelica sinensis, Fructus Aurantii, Cimicifuga, Bupleurum chinense, Citrus reticulatae, and 6g of licorice. Boiled in water, one dose per day.
2. Uterine support treatment: Placing a support in the vagina in combination with general therapy is suitable for patients with mild uterine prolapse of grade I and II, as well as moderate vaginal wall swelling. Commonly used types include trumpet shaped, circular shaped, spherical shaped, and bulbous mushroom shaped uterine support. Which type of uterine support to choose? You need to wear it in advance, starting from the medium size and placing it in the vagina. Support the uterus, increase abdominal pressure without shedding, preferably without discomfort. Starting from the morning, washing at night, and starting to air dry the next morning for use.
Contraindications for delegation:
(1) Severe perineal laceration. Individuals with acute or chronic inflammation of the reproductive tract, urinary or fecal fistula, or severe uterine weightlessness that cannot be compensated.
(2) Patients with excessive neck elongation or suspected high changes in cancer, pelvic tumors and ascites combined with increased abdominal pressure should stop uterine support during menstruation and after 3 months of pregnancy.
3. Surgical treatment: Surgical treatment is a commonly used method for treating uterine prolapse, with prolapse above grade II requiring surgery. The most commonly used method is to remove the uterus from the vagina and repair the anterior and posterior walls of the vagina. It is also the best surgery for treating uterine prolapse, and there are few recurrent diseases after surgery. Women during or after menopause are more suitable. For young people who wish to have another child and have a long cervix, only a portion of the cervix is removed without cutting the uterine body, strengthening the ligaments around the uterus, and repairing the anterior and posterior walls of the vagina. People with inconspicuous uterine prolapse and bladder and rectal distension can only undergo vaginal anterior and posterior wall repair surgery. However, it is easy to get sick again after surgery. In individual cases, vaginal atresia surgery can simply suture the atresia vagina to prevent uterine prolapse.
