Do you have the following troubles in your life?
Leaking urine when coughing, laughing, sneezing, or bearing weights
Recurrent unexplained lower abdominal pain.
I always want to find a toilet when I go out.
Back pain, lower abdominal distension.
The culprit of all this is probably a pelvic floor dysfunction.
1. How to check pelvic floor function.
Today I am talking about pelvic floor ultrasound, which is the preferred imaging method for diagnosing pelvic floor dysfunction, which is real-time, simple, fast and accurate. Before the patient develops symptoms, the abnormality of the pelvic floor structure should be detected in time, and early detection, early diagnosis, early intervention, and early recovery should be made. At the optimal time, the body can be restored to its optimal state and the quality of life can be improved.
2. What is pelvic floor ultrasound?
During a pelvic floor ultrasound, the doctor places a probe on the patient's will** to evaluate the degree of pelvic organ prolapse and pelvic floor muscle damage by observing and comparing the position of the pelvic organs and the integrity of the pelvic floor muscles in the resting, retracted, and valsalva states.
3. Indications for pelvic floor ultrasound.
Stress urinary incontinence (sneezing, coughing, skipping rope, climbing stairs, brisk walking and leaking urine, etc.), postpartum and planned pregnancy, pelvic organ prolapse, obstructive defecation disorder, ** pain, chronic pelvic pain, etc.
Fourth, the best time for pelvic floor ultrasound.
1.The first check-up was performed 42 days postpartum, and the second check-up was performed 3 months later2.Perimenopausal women;3.Other women with suspected pelvic floor problems and lesions (not at any time during the menstrual period).
5. Can I do a pelvic floor ultrasound if I have no symptoms?
OK. Pelvic floor ultrasonography can detect other diseases that cannot be detected by conventional ultrasound, such as the bladder septum, rectal septum, and neoplastic lesions of the bladder wall, which is more comprehensive than ultrasonography.
6. What should I do if a problem is found in pelvic floor ultrasound?
1.Electromagnetic stimulation of the pelvic floor or rectus abdominis muscle**;6 months to one year after giving birth, it belongs to the first period of body recovery, all indicators are normal, but the existing problems should be improved in time, and the consolidation of the effect should be paid attention to at this stage.
2.Stick to Kegel training;
3.Lifestyle changes to control your weight;
4.Pelvic floor ultrasonography is the only imaging modality for evaluating mesh and sling after pelvic floor surgery.
5.Economical and fast;High reproducibility;Patients are easily receptive.
6.Disease prevention is better than cure, and it is recommended that married women with children should enhance their awareness of pelvic floor health care and come to the hospital in time if they have symptoms related to pelvic floor dysfunction.
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