Blog

Uterus Prolapse Treatment Options

Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) occurs when organs such as the bladder, uterus, or rectum protrude into the vaginal canal. When this occurs to you, it may be frightening, but have no fear: there are many options for treatment, both surgical and non-surgical. Treatments that are not surgical Pessary. If you have POP symptoms, this is … Continue reading Uterus Prolapse Treatment Options →

Uterus Prolapse Surgery Failure

  Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) occurs when organs such as the bladder, uterus, or rectum protrude into the vaginal canal. When this occurs to you, it may be frightening, but have no fear: there are many options for treatment, both surgical and non-surgical. Treatments that are not surgical  • Pessary. If you have POP symptoms, … Continue reading Uterus Prolapse Surgery Failure →

Pros and Cons of Uterine Prolapse Surgery

Doctors may recommend one of two procedures to address pelvic organ prolapse: sealing part or all of the vagina (obliterative) or restoring the pelvic floor or organ placement (reconstructive). Age, future family plans, and present health problems may all play a role in determining which surgery is best for you, or even whether surgery is … Continue reading Pros and Cons of Uterine Prolapse Surgery →

How Risky Is Uterus Prolapse Surgery?

As a woman gets older and her estrogen levels drop, her chances of having a prolapsed uterus rise. Estrogen is a hormone that helps to maintain the strength of the pelvic muscles. Prolapse may also be caused by damage to the pelvic muscles and tissues during pregnancy and delivery. Women who have had several vaginal … Continue reading How Risky Is Uterus Prolapse Surgery? →

How do you Treat Uterus Prolapse without Surgery?

A pelvic exam is often used to diagnose uterine prolapse. During the pelvic exam, your doctor is likely to ask you the following questions: As if having a bowel movement, bear down. Your doctor will be able to tell how far the uterus has slid into the vaginal canal if you bear down. Tighten your … Continue reading How do you Treat Uterus Prolapse without Surgery? →