Uterine Prolapse Treatment Hospital in Himatnagar
Uterine prolapse happens when the muscles and ligaments supporting the uterus weaken, so it slips down into or out of the vagina. Women feel heaviness, a dragging sensation or a lump, and may have urine or bowel problems. It is common after several deliveries and menopause. At Pluto Hospital, Himatnagar, prolapse is treated with exercises, a support device or surgery depending on severity.
Understanding the Condition
Why Does Prolapse Happen?
The pelvic floor is a hammock of muscles that holds the uterus, bladder and bowel in place. Difficult or multiple deliveries, heavy lifting, chronic cough or constipation and falling hormone levels after menopause weaken it. Many women don’t seek help out of hesitation, but prolapse is very treatable.
Risk Factors
- Multiple or difficult vaginal deliveries
- Menopause
- Heavy lifting and farm work
- Chronic cough or constipation
- Obesity
- Ageing
Treatment Options
Treatment for Prolapse
Treatment depends on how severe the prolapse is and your health. Learn about Gynaecology at Pluto.
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Examination
Grading the prolapse and checking the bladder.
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Pelvic Floor Exercises
Strengthening for mild prolapse.
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Pessary
A support device placed inside the vagina.
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Surgery
Repair or removal of the uterus in a Class 100 OT.
- A lump coming out of the vagina
- Difficulty passing urine
- Bleeding or ulcer on the prolapse
- Pelvic heaviness affecting daily work
Treating Team
Best Doctors for Uterine Prolapse Treatment in Himatnagar
Our Women’s Health Team
Women’s health concerns at Pluto Hospital are cared for by our gynaecology team in a private, respectful setting, with sonography, lab, OTs and 24×7 emergency support. Call us to book a confidential consultation.
Common Questions
Prolapse FAQs
Is prolapse dangerous?
It is usually not life-threatening, but it affects comfort and daily life and can cause urine problems. It should be treated.
Can exercises fix prolapse?
Pelvic floor exercises help mild prolapse and prevent it from getting worse.
Do I need to remove the uterus?
Not always. Depending on age and severity, repair surgery or a pessary may be options.
Can prolapse come back after surgery?
It can in some women. Avoiding heavy lifting and constipation helps.
Can young women get prolapse?
It is more common after menopause but can occur after difficult deliveries at any age.
Book an Appointment
Consult for Uterine Prolapse
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- Guidance from our specialist team
- Tests & scans on site
- Cashless insurance available
- 24×7 emergency care