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Omission of the uterus


For some time, rising from her bed, Debbie Barron began to understand that everything was not right with her. "I felt," As if something inside of me had dropped into the vagina, "says the 38-year-old housewife. At first I thought it was a tumor. But I immediately decided that this is unlikely. If I lifted the weights, including my 4-year-old son, I felt worse, the feeling was as if my guts were about to fall to the floor. "
Debbie turned to the gynecologist, who explained to her that the sensation of the presence of an extraneous body in the vagina had nothing to do with cancer. This is her bladder, displaced under the pressure of the uterus, caused a condition known as omission of the uterus. "It's no wonder I've been running to the bathroom all the time," recalls Debbie.
"The omission is caused by the weakening of the muscles and ligaments surrounding and supporting the uterus, as a result of which it slips or slips into the vagina, sometimes even reaching the outlet, explains Yvonne S. Thornton, MD, associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the College of Medicine, Cornell University in New York. In some cases, the functions of the bladder and intestine may be impaired.
Most often, the reason for the omission of the uterus is childbirth. But the bearing of the child can also affect the condition of the muscles. Obesity, chronic cough of smoking women are also factors that have a harmful effect. "





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