What to do about uterine prolapse after childbirth

Postpartum cervical prolapse refers to an abnormal downward displacement of the cervical canal, also known as cervical instability. It is a common condition affecting the female reproductive organs. Although it does not cause serious illness, it can impact women's quality of life and fertility. Generally, postpartum cervical prolapse is caused by various factors such as severe fatigue, surgical injury, or structural abnormalities of the reproductive organs. In addition, repeated abortions may also contribute to the development of cervical prolapse. Effective treatment options include surgical and medical therapies. Surgery is the most commonly used approach for cervical prolapse and can effectively restore the shape and function of the cervical canal. Medical treatment is another option that helps reduce inflammation and pain, thereby alleviating symptoms associated with cervical prolapse. In addition, treatment for cervical prolapse may be combined with rehabilitation therapy. This approach can help improve cervical muscle contraction, promote blood circulation, reduce cervical degeneration, and restore normal cervical function.