Genital Prolapse at the End Term of Pregnancy: A Case Report

Abdalla, Amr

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“…Most cases present in the third trimester with an acute onset of symptoms that disappear after delivery. In other case reports, the main symptoms that the patients presented with were pelvic heaviness, lower backache, and urinary tract symptoms such as the inability to pass urine or increased urinary urgency 9 .…”

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A Case Series of Uterine Prolapse in Pregnancy

Shreedevi S Kori,

Dayanand S Biradar,

Rajasri G Yaliwal

et al. 2022

IJPHRD

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Pelvic organ prolapse is a common gynecological problem in developing countries, but pelvic organ prolapse occurrence in pregnancy is a rare phenomenon. We present a case series of pelvic organ prolapse during pregnancy. All four cases were treated conservatively. Half of the patients had cesarean sections and the other half delivered vaginally. One of the cases of cesarean section was done in view of cervical dystocia. Of the four cases, half presented with early rupture of membranes. There was one patient who delivered prematurely at 36 weeks of gestation. The postnatal period was uneventful and the prolapse regressed in all patients spontaneously.

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“…In the first case, the patient had a previous history of prolonged labor. Prolonged, or difficult delivery is one of the most prominent causes in the genesis of uterine prolapse 9 . In the second stage of labor there is a progressive descent of the fetal head caused by strong forceful uterine contractions.…”

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A Case Series of Uterine Prolapse in Pregnancy

Shreedevi S Kori,

Dayanand S Biradar,

Rajasri G Yaliwal

et al. 2022

IJPHRD

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“…L'antibiothérapie par voie générale n'est indiquée qu'en cas d'infection systémique ou de suspicion de chorioamniotite (Ammouri, 2020, Pizzoferrato, 2013, Yogev, 2003. Cette prise en charge a permis, dans la plupart des cas rapportés, un accouchement vaginal sans événement indésirable (Ammouri, 2020, Pizzoferrato, 2013, Yogev, 2003, Abdalla, 2017. Cependant le déclenchement du travail par l'utilisation de misoprostol ou de l'oxytocin doit être évité (Tsikouras,2014).…”

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Prolapsus Gravidique: Facteurs de Risque, Complications et Prise en Charge en Afrique Sub-Saharienne

Soumana Diaouga,

Chaibou Yacouba,

Oumara

et al. 2024

ESJ

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Objective : The aim of this study was to address the sociodemographic characteristics, therapeutic aspects and prognosis of externalized uterine prolapse occurring for the first time during pregnancy. Patients and Methods : This was a prospective study over a period of 12 months (January 1 to December 31, 2021) focusing on patients treated for gravidarum prolapse. Results : Seven cases were recorded during the study period. The frequency of gravidarum prolapse was 2 cases/1000 deliveries in our department. The patients were young (28-31 years old), multiparous with an average age of 28.57 years and an average parity of four children. They were very young when they first gave birth (16-20 years old). Most of the risk factors described in the literature were found in our patients. Premature rupture of membranes (2 cases, 28.57%), chorioamnionitis (1 case, 14.28%), premature delivery (1 case, 14.28%), postpartum hemorrhage (1 case, 14.28%) and anemia (1 case, 14.28%) were the complications found. Conservative treatment was carried out in all patients (100%). The evolution was favorable with spontaneous regression of the prolapse in the immediate postpartum period in all our patients (100%). After six months of follow-up, the prolapses have not recurred. Conclusion : gravidarum prolapse is not exceptional in our context. Despite its distressing nature for the patient, her family and the obstetric team, a conservative attitude can be questioned when faced with a prolapse appearing for the first time during pregnancy in a young patient without any particular pathological history.

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“…The researcher used three tools in this study (1) structured interview questionnaire for primiparous women (2) pretest and posttest (3) booklet about the general information of genital prolapse.…”

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Educational Program for Primiparous Women About Postpartum Preventive Measures of Genital Prolapse at Woman's Health Hospital

Mohammed

Mahmoud

Abd-Elhafeez

2020

Assiut Scientific Nursing Journal

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Background: Pelvic organs prolapse is considered as one of the most common cause of reproductive health problem which influences the women ' s quality of life. This study aimed to assess knowledge of primiparous women about genital prolapse & implement educational program to these women about postpartum preventive measures of genital prolapse at Woman's Health Hospital. Patients and methods: This is a quasi-experimental research design; the study was conducted at the postpartum ward and reception unit at Women's Health Hospital, Assiut University. The simple random sample included 500 Primiparous women; the data were collected through three tools: a structured interview questionnaire, pretest &posttest and booklet. Results: That there was a statistically significant difference between pretest knowledge level and posttest knowledge level about genital prolapse with p-value =0.000, the present study showed majority of women had lack of knowledge regarding preventive measures of genital prolapse Conclusions: The findings of the study showed a significant improvement in knowledge regarding preventive measures of genital prolapse. Recommendations: Implementation of educational program for maternity nurses to increases awareness about risk factors and preventive measures of genital prolapse.

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Genital Prolapse at the End Term of Pregnancy: A Case Report

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A Case Series of Uterine Prolapse in Pregnancy

A Case Series of Uterine Prolapse in Pregnancy

Prolapsus Gravidique: Facteurs de Risque, Complications et Prise en Charge en Afrique Sub-Saharienne

Educational Program for Primiparous Women About Postpartum Preventive Measures of Genital Prolapse at Woman's Health Hospital

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