Uterine hypertonus is a condition in which the muscles of the uterus become too tense. This can lead to premature labor or other complications during pregnancy.
Symptoms of uterine hypertonus may include lower abdominal pain, frequent irregular contractions, incorrect uterine contractions.
Causes of uterine hypertonus can be varied, including magnesium deficiency, stress, infections, fetal development anomalies, and other factors.
Diagnosis includes examination by a doctor, ultrasound examination of the uterus, blood and urine tests.
Treatment may include taking medications to reduce uterine tone, as well as psychological support and lifestyle recommendations.
Prevention of uterine hypertonus includes a healthy lifestyle, regular visits to the doctor during pregnancy, and avoiding stress.
The treatment and diagnosis of uterine hypertonus is carried out by an obstetrician-gynecologist.
Note: This material is provided for informational purposes only and is not medical advice.