Uterine spasmodic stricture
Introduction
Introduction The local muscle of the uterine wall is a ring-shaped stenosis formed by spasmous inconsistent contraction, which does not relax, and is called a uterine stenosis ring. The narrow ring can occur in any part of the cervix or uterus, mostly at the junction of the upper and lower uterus, or in a narrow part of the carcass, common at the neck and the waist.
Cause
Cause
More often due to mental stress, excessive fatigue, and inappropriate application of uterotonics or violent intravaginal procedures.
Examine
an examination
Related inspection
Obstetric B ultrasound heart monitoring
The mother has persistent abdominal pain, irritability, slow cervical dilatation, and the first dew of the fetus is stagnant, and the fetal heart rate is fast and slow. During the vaginal examination, a hard and inelastic narrow ring is touched in the uterine cavity. This ring is different from the pathological contraction ring, and is characterized by not rising with the contraction.
Diagnosis
Differential diagnosis
Endometritis is inflammation of the endometrium. According to the length of the disease, it can be divided into acute endometritis and chronic endometritis. After endometritis occurs, edema and exudation often occur in the entire uterine cavity. In the acute phase, systemic symptoms can also occur. Fever, chills, increased white blood cells, lower abdominal pain, increased vaginal discharge, sometimes bloody or stench, sometimes slightly larger uterus The uterus has tenderness. Chronic performance is also basically the same, but also may have more menorrhagia, lower abdominal pain and lumbosacral swelling.
The normal uterus position is forward leaning, the palace is slightly forward, and the cervix is downward and backward. After sexual intercourse, semen accumulates in the posterior vaginal canal, so the lower cervix is easy to be immersed in the semen, which helps the sperm to move upstream. However, if the uterus is posteriorly tilted and then flexed, the cervix is in an upturned state and is not easily immersed in semen, affecting conception. Of course, the uterus is too long to bend forward, which is not conducive to pregnancy.
The mother has persistent abdominal pain, irritability, slow cervical dilatation, and the first dew of the fetus is stagnant, and the fetal heart rate is fast and slow. During the vaginal examination, a hard and inelastic narrow ring is touched in the uterine cavity. This ring is different from the pathological contraction ring, and is characterized by not rising with the contraction.
