i have 1st degree uterine descent. what to do?

Answer 1

First-degree prolapse occurs when the uterus sags downward into the upper vagina (followed by second-degree prolapse, which occurs when the cervix is at or near the outside of the vagina, and ultimately third-degree prolapse - also sometimes referred to as total prolapse - which occurs when the entire uterus is outside the vagina).

First degree prolapse is usually managed with a pessary, which is a rubbery, doughnut-shaped device. It is inserted by your doctor into the upper portion of the vagina. A pessary helps to prop up the uterus and bladder, and temporarily prevent sagging into the vagina. It will need to be removed for cleaning and before sexual intercourse. Surgery could be done, also, to correct the prolapse., if necessary...including:

Vaginal Hysterectomy –removal of the uterus through the vagina. This procedure will permanently resolve uterine prolapse, but also results in infertility.

Resuspension of the Uterus – this involves removal of the cervix. It allows you to keep your uterus, but is associated with high rates of infertility and premature labor. This is a less common procedure.

You and your doctor should discuss all risks and benefits when considering all the options.

Good luck to you!

Answer 2

I haven't heard of that... but I have heard of bladder descent. There are some exercises that will help increase the span between diagnosis and surgery. After that... they will have to sew the organ to some other organ.

Answer 3

have a lotta sex before your uterine wall collapses causing a painful death.

Answer 4

get a job what you love and have fun