2nd degree prolapse of the cervix and uterus.

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dear madam,

I have been diagonosed with 2nd degree prolapse of

the cervix and uterus.

The docter's were surprised since I am young in

40's and do not have children.

The reason could possibly be many years of

constipation and straining.

I earlier had multiple fibroids but with homeopathy

only one small one is

remaining so cannot put red on the sex chakra.

Uterus is bulky and retroverted -distended.

Also the lining on the uterus has thickened.

Blood count is 11.2. Periods come early.

Please send me a protocol to make the uterus

smaller.

Also I am using the protocol for strengthening the

pelvic floor muscle/area

which came last fortnight.

Thanking you.

 

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Dear Sheela,

 

Namaste.

 

Thank you for your email.

 

Medical Background:

 

The uterus (womb) is an organ of the female

reproductive system. It is shaped like an upside down

pear and is located inside the pelvis. The uterus,

bladder and bowel are supported by a tight hammock of

muscles slung between the tailbone (coccyx) and the

pubic bone. These muscles are known as the pelvic

floor, or the levator ani muscles. Ligaments and

connective tissue also anchor the uterus in place. If

these tissues are weakened or damaged, the uterus can

slip down into the vagina. Common causes of uterine

prolapse include childbirth, obesity, chronic

constipation and age related changes after menopause.

Other names for uterine prolapse include pudendal

hernia and pelvic floor hernia. Treatment options

include special muscle strengthening exercises.

Surgery may be needed in severe cases.

 

The symptoms of uterine prolapse include:

-A sensation of heaviness in the vagina

-A distinct lump or bulge in the vagina

-Tissue protruding out of the vagina

-Persistent aching in the lower back

-Trouble passing urine

-Frequent urinary tract infections

-Greater than normal amounts of vaginal discharge

-Painful sexual intercourse.

 

Degrees of prolapse - Uterine prolapse is categorised

by the degree of tissue protruding into the vagina. In

most cases, other pelvic organs (such as the bladder

or bowel) are also prolapsed into the vagina, and the

ovaries sit lower than normal inside the pelvis. The

three categories of uterine prolapse are:

 

-First degree (mild) : the neck of the uterus

(cervix) protrudes into the lowest third of the

vagina.

-Second degree (moderate) : the cervix protrudes to

the opening of the vagina.

- Third degree (severe) : the whole uterus protrudes

out of the vagina.

 

A range of causes - The pelvic floor and associated

supporting ligaments can be weakened or damaged in

many ways including:

 

-Pregnancy, especially in the case of multiple babies

such as twins or triplets.

-Vaginal childbirth, especially if the baby was large

or delivered quickly, or if there was a prolonged

pushing phase.

-Obesity.

-Chronic constipation and associated straining to pass

motions.

-Low levels of the sex hormone oestrogen after

menopause.

-Constant coughing associated with conditions such as

chronic bronchitis or asthma.

-Fibroids.

-In rare cases, pelvic tumour.

 

Pelvic floor exercises: In mild to moderate cases,

special exercises of the pelvic floor can correct

uterine prolapse. Familiarising yourself with the

muscles of each orifice gives you a better chance of

performing the exercises correctly. To identify the

muscles of your vagina, insert one or two fingers and

squeeze them. For your urethra, halt the flow of urine

in midstream, but do not do this on a regular basis.

Finally, familiarise yourself with the muscles of your

anus by pretending to stop yourself from breaking

wind. Consult with your doctor, physiotherapist or

health care professional to ensure correct

performance. Basically, the pelvic floor exercises

include:

 

-As a warm-up, direct your attention to your pelvic

floor. Gradually squeeze all three sphincters and

increase the tension until you have contracted the

muscles as hard as you can. Release slowly and gently.

-Squeeze slowly and hold for five to 10 seconds.

Release slowly. Repeat 10 times. Relax for 10 seconds

in between each one.

-Perform quick, short strong squeezes. Repeat 10

times.

-Remember to squeeze your muscles whenever you sneeze

or cough.

 

Prevention techniques: Some women are at increased

risk of uterine prolapse. Simple preventive measures

include:

1. Pregnancy : pelvic floor exercises throughout the

duration of pregnancy.

2. Vaginal childbirth : a well-timed episiotomy (an

intentional and controlled cut of the skin between the

vagina and anus) to prevent tearing and trauma to the

pelvic floor muscles caused by the baby’s emerging

head, and post-partum pelvic floor exercises.

3. Postmenopause : oestrogen creams to boost flagging

hormone levels, and pelvic floor exercises.

4. Obesity : loss of excess body fat with dietary

modifications and regular exercise, and pelvic floor

exercises.

5. Other conditions : treat underlying disorders (such

as asthma, chronic bronchitis or chronic constipation)

in consultation with your doctor.

6. Chronic constipation : drink plenty of fluid, eat

lots of fruit, vegetables and fibre, and relax your

tummy muscles to avoid straining when using your

bowels.

 

Things to remember - Uterine prolapse occurs when

weakened or damaged muscles and ligaments allow the

uterus to slip into the vagina.

 

Common causes include pregnancy, childbirth, hormonal

changes after menopause, obesity and chronic

constipation.

 

Treatment options include pelvic floor exercises and

vaginal surgery.

 

Source - Australian Physiotherapy Association

 

Pranic-Self Healing:

 

1. Invoke and scan before, during and after

treatment.

 

2. Do deep abdominal Pranic Breathing for 12 cycles before start of

treatment; continue Pranic Breathing during treatment.

 

3. After 12 cycles of deep abdominal Pranic Breathing, apply general sweeping.

 

4. Localized thorough sweeping on the navel chakra,

sex chakra and basic chakra. Energize them with W.

 

5. Localized thorough sweeping on the uterus and

cervix. Energize with LWG, LWB, LWY then ordinary

LWV, simultaneously visualize these organs becoming brighter.

 

6. Localized thorough sweeping on the ajna chakra.

Energize the ajna chakra with LWG then with ordinary LWV.

 

7. Stabilize and release projected pranic energy.

 

8. Repeat treatment 2 to 3 times per week.

 

9. Bathe regularly in water with salt.

 

While your body is still wet, take a handful of fine

salt. Rub with salt gently the external area of your body where the uterus and

cervix are located. Wait 2 minutes before rinsing off the salt.

 

10. Do the physiotherapist's recommended physical

exercise as described above, one session per a day.

 

11. Take plenty of fresh water, non constipating

fresh fruits and leafy vegetables to avoid

constipation.

 

Love,

 

Marilette

 

 

 

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