How to treat uterine displacement

Uterine displacement is also a relatively common gynecological disease. It is mainly divided into two symptoms. One is retroflexion and posterior tilt of the uterus, which is the most typical uterine displacement, and the other is antevertion and antevertion of the uterus. There are many causes of uterine displacement, which are related to some bad habits in daily life, such as wearing high heels frequently. Often wear a corset, etc. Uterine displacement has a great impact on health, and good treatment methods must be taken, such as drug treatment, surgical treatment, etc.

How to treat uterine displacement

1. Drug treatment of uterine displacement

It is mainly suitable for female friends whose condition is relatively mild and whose ovarian chocolate cysts are relatively weak. However, it is usually performed as an adjunct to surgery.

2. Surgical treatment of uterine displacement. This treatment is suitable for patients with severe uterine displacement.

It was first used in the treatment of endometriosis and is still an important means of treating this type of disease. It is mainly suitable for female friends with more severe symptoms.

(1) Semi-radical surgery: The uterus is removed at the same time as the ectopic lesion is removed, but a certain amount of ovaries needs to be retained. It is mainly used for female patients who have given birth, are over 35 years old and have stubborn pain.

(2) Radical surgery: Complete removal of both adnexa and uterus. This method can cure endometriosis and is used by menopausal women.

Causes of Uterine Displacement

There are two types of uterine displacement: one is retroversion and antevertion of the uterus, which is also the most typical uterine displacement; the other is antevertion and antevertion of the uterus. The following are some of the causes of uterine displacement:

1. Wearing high heels for a long time can easily cause uterine displacement

In order to make themselves taller, women will wear high heels for a long time, but wearing high heels for a long time can easily cause uterine displacement. This is because the heels have a certain height, which makes the body tilt, reducing the angle with the ground, and the pelvis also tilts accordingly. Over time, the pelvic cavity will be displaced, which can easily cause the uterus to tilt forward excessively and cause symptoms such as irregular menstruation.

2. Frequent waist binding can also cause uterine displacement

In order to make their bodies slimmer, many women often wear tights to bind their waists. However, binding the waist frequently can easily cause uterine displacement, especially for those who squat to do things or cough frequently. Binding the waist can increase abdominal pressure and loosen the tissues around the uterus, which can easily cause the uterus to move downward and prolapse. Therefore, women are advised not to bind their waists frequently.

3. Often sleeping on your back can cause uterine displacement

Often sleeping in the supine position can easily cause uterine displacement. This is mainly because in the normal anatomy of the female reproductive system, the position of the uterus should be forward-leaning and forward-flexed. However, studies have found that most posterior uteri are associated with supine sleeping position. A posterior uterus may cause dysmenorrhea. Once the uterus tilts backward, it may cause the ovaries and fallopian tubes to sag backward and downward. At this time, it is easy to cause the position of the ovaries and fallopian tubes to change, causing twisting of the pelvic veins, poor blood flow, pelvic venous congestion, and excessive menstruation. In addition, a posterior uterus can affect conception, so it should be treated actively. Pay more attention to your daily sleeping posture.