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Prolapse of the bladder into the urethra is known as
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Dr. Donald Colantinoanswered
Internal Medicine 61 years experience
Urologist: Prolapse of the bladder into the vaginal area is called a cystocele. Prolapse of the urethra, which you may be referring to, is called a urethral caru... Read More
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Here are some...: The occurrence of bladder and urethral prolapse attributes to combined inevitably impairing and damaging support of pelvic floor muscles for urethra, ... Read More
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Here are some...: Some degree of prolapse of bladder/urethra is common and is known to be related to aging, genetic factor, & childbirth. Its care ranges from Kegel... Read More
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Dr. Carlo Hatemanswered
Pulmonary Critical Care 25 years experience
Suspension: There is a surgical procedure to address prolapse. You urologist or gyn can check that for you.
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Dr. PAUL EUNanswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 38 years experience
See your doctor: There are several options for treatment including physical therapy, pessary, and surgery. You should discuss your situation with your gynecologist to... Read More
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Dr. Addagada Raoanswered
General Surgery 56 years experience
Go for it: Your prolapse bladder or cystocele is due to weakening of pelvic muscles, most likely due o difficult labour, some times also associated with prolapse... Read More
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Dr. PAUL EUNanswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 38 years experience
Vaginal protrusion: The front wall of the vagina is immediately below the bladder separated by soft tissue. The vagina may lose the support over time due to factors like... Read More
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Dr. PAUL EUNanswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 38 years experience
Many: The front wall of the vagina is immediately below the bladder separated by soft tissue. The vagina may lose the support over time due to factors like... Read More
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Dr. Edgar Mendizabalanswered
Internal Medicine 55 years experience
A pessary: But it is not as food as surgery.
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Dr. Andrew Liptonanswered
Holistic Medicine 30 years experience
Proloapse: Any abdominal contraction that produces pelvic pressure, ie breath holding or valsalva, or straining can aggravate prolapse, ther are gentle abdominal... Read More
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