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Bladder, uterine, and bowel prolapse together, how to tell the cause ?

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Ligament non support: The most common reasons for all to prolapse together is injury during childbirth, heavy lifting of objects, and a loss of the supporting ligaments and tissues of the pelvis.

Answered 9/29/2020

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