Complete prolapse
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Complete prolapse
I had a hysterectomy 23 yrs ago because of cervical cancer. I have already had a bladder prolapse repair 2 yrs ago. My Gp now says I have a complete prolapse. She explained that not only have my bladder and bowel collapsed, the area where my uterus was had fallen down into my vagina. To say I feel uncomfortable is an understatement. I have to wait up to 22 wks for an appt with a gynaecologist. Why has this happened and what will they do.
Thanks for any information you can give me.
Rosemarie
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Re: Complete prolapse
Not quite sure what they will do but 22 weeks for an apt seems to be the norm at the moment unless you request otherwise
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Re: Complete prolapse
Procedures for prolapse are becoming very specialised. There are very effective procedures available, including pulling up the top of the vagina and fixing from inside your pelvic cavity. I believe that many regions are developing specialist referral pathways. Meanwhile please keep doing pelvic floor exercises to ensure healthy pelvic floor muscles. See some information at https://www.menopausematters.co.uk/prolapse.php
Dr Heather Currie
Associate Specialist Gynaecologist
Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary
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Associate Specialist Gynaecologist
Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary
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