The birth of a long-awaited baby is always a joy for the mother, but, unfortunately, with the birth of a child in the body of a woman there are changes that cause discomfort and pain. This is the consequence of the prolapse of the cervix after delivery. This is a fairly common problem not only in women aged, but also in 40-year-olds and younger. The most dangerous is the consequence of the ailment as the complete loss of female organs, which entails not only psychological discomfort, but also physical. This is not the main cause of the disease, it can also cause congenital defects of the pelvic organs or connective tissue diseases, etc.
Cervical onset - symptoms
The most common symptoms of cervical dysfunction, which you need to pay attention to are pains in the lower abdomen , in the lower parts of the spine, difficulty urinating, menstrual irregularities, or complete cessation of menstruation, pain in intimate relationships, foreign body sensation in female organs, and sometimes infertility.
Cervical prolapse - treatment
Treatment of the disease depends on the severity, as well as other disorders of the patient. The earlier a woman seeks a specialist and the correct diagnosis is made, the more likely she is to be cured conservatively. In case the cervix does not protrude - with a slight omission, conservative treatment will be effective. Women are prescribed exercises for cervical prolapse, which are aimed at strengthening the muscles and ligaments of the small pelvis, which support internal female organs. In combination with the exercises, hormone therapy is prescribed. If the patient's age is a contraindication to surgery, then vaginal tampons and pessaries are recommended as treatment.
Cervical prolapse - what to do?
In order to prevent the prolapse of the posterior wall of the cervix, it is necessary to prevent constipation, avoid weight lifting, therapeutic gymnastics, and physically simple exercises.
Cervical prolapse - operation
In severe cases of cervical prolapse, doctors recommend surgery. Surgical intervention may be contraindicated due to the age of the patient or in the presence of gynecological diseases. If nevertheless the operation is recommended, then most often it is an intravaginal operation - in weakened places establish an inextensible mesh that holds the organs of the small pelvis. Often this is a painless operation.
To protect yourself and prevent illness, you need to monitor your health, perform simple recommendations, exercises and systematically show your doctor. In this case, you will avoid the described illness and the unpleasant sensations and costs associated with treatment.