Symptoms of uterine prolapse after cesarean section

For women who terminate pregnancy by caesarean section, although the fetus is not delivered directly from the vagina, the uterus is significantly enlarged throughout the pregnancy. At the same time, the fetus will also compress the pelvic floor muscles in the uterus, resulting in traction of the uterine ligaments. Therefore, uterine prolapse may also appear after caesarean section. The most common symptom of uterine ptosis after cesarean section is vaginal distension after childbirth, and may also show enuresis when coughing or other abdominal pressure increases. Generally, such women need to do anal contraction exercise after childbirth.