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    Uterine displacement, also known as uterine prolapse, is a condition where the uterus changes position and descends into the vagina due to weak pelvic muscles that can no longer support the uterus. Common causes include abnormal pelvic muscles, multiple deliveries, and tumors. Symptoms include pelvic pain, back pain, infertility, and vaginal bleeding. Uterine displacement is classified into three degrees of severity. Management involves proper prenatal and postnatal care, pelvic floor exercises, limiting heavy lifting, and in severe cases, surgical procedures such as vaginal repair, packing, or hysterectomy.

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    Uterine displacement, also known as uterine prolapse, is a condition where the uterus changes position and descends into the vagina due to weak pelvic muscles that can no longer support the uterus. Common causes include abnormal pelvic muscles, multiple deliveries, and tumors. Symptoms include pelvic pain, back pain, infertility, and vaginal bleeding. Uterine displacement is classified into three degrees of severity. Management involves proper prenatal and postnatal care, pelvic floor exercises, limiting heavy lifting, and in severe cases, surgical procedures such as vaginal repair, packing, or hysterectomy.

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    Uterine Displacement (Uterine Prolapse) : Presented By: Ms. Ankita Lal Lecturer Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology

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    Uterine displacement, also known as uterine prolapse, is a condition where the uterus changes position and descends into the vagina due to weak pelvic muscles that can no longer support the uterus. Common causes include abnormal pelvic muscles, multiple deliveries, and tumors. Symptoms include pelvic pain, back pain, infertility, and vaginal bleeding. Uterine displacement is classified into three degrees of severity. Management involves proper prenatal and postnatal care, pelvic floor exercises, limiting heavy lifting, and in severe cases, surgical procedures such as vaginal repair, packing, or hysterectomy.

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    UTERINE DISPLACEMENT

    (UTERINE PROLAPSE)
    PRESENTED BY : MS. ANKITA LAL
    LECTURER
    DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY
    DEFINITION
     It is a condition when uterus changes its normal
    position and comes downward into the vagina.
     It occur when the pelvic muscles become weak
    and not abe to hold the uterus at the right
    position
     Uterine displacement is the condition when the
    uterus bend to the backward side.
    CAUSES
    Abnormal uterus
    Loose pelvic muscles
    Abnormal puerperium
    Tumor
    More than 5 deliveries
    SYMPTOMS
    Pelvic pain
    Back pain
    Infertility
    Vaginal bleeding
    TYPES OF DISPLACEMENT
    OR PROLAPSE
    I st degree
    II nd degree
    III rd degree
    MANAGEMENT
     Proper antenatal and intranatal care
     Proper vaginal delivery and avoid chance of injury
     Proper postnatal care of mother
     Advice for early ambulation
     Advice for postnatal exercise to the mother
     Avoid heavy activities, chronic cough, constipation and heavy weight lifting
     Advice patient to avoid too many pregnancy
     Estrogen therapy can be given to the patient
     Administer vaginal ring or pessary to control the uterine prolapse
    SURGICAL MANAGEMENT
    Vaginal repair
    Intrauterine packing
    Hysterectomy

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