A study of management of uterine prolapse at tertiary health care center
Journal Title: Medpulse International Journal of Gynaecology - Year 2019, Vol 10, Issue 2
Abstract
Background: uterine prolapse is descent of the pelvic organs into the vagina, often accompanied by urinary, bowel, sexual, or local pelvic symptoms.Uterine prolapse is commonly encountered in gynaecology OPD. Uterine prolapsed is associated withderanged physical health and it affects quality of life of woman so this study was conducted to see the management of uterine prolapsed at a tertiary health care center.Aim and objective: To study the management of uterine prolapse at tertiary health care center.Methodology: Total 100 patients diagnosed as uterine prolapse were studied. Data was collected with pretested questionnaire regarding sociodemographic data, detailed history, clinical symptoms. Patientsundergone preoperative assessment and surgery was done according to type of prolapse. Data analysed with appropriate statistical tests.Results and discussion:Mean age of the patient was 49.23± 2.1 years. Most of the patients were with parity 3-4 (73%). Out of 100 patients 71 were menopausal and 29 were premenopausal.Most common complaint of the patient was something coming out per vaginum (98%) Majority of the patients were with IInd degree prolapse (71%). Cystocele was most commonly associated with prolapse.Vaginal hysterectomy with AP repair (anterior colporrhaphy and posterior colpoperineorrhaphy) was done in 72 patients. No major complication was observed in the cases during follow up.
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Edukondalarao . , Sreedevi .
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