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What can you do for a prolapsed bladder (68 years old)?
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Many options: The best option depends on the severity of the prolapse. Also, age and medical problems can affect choices, as patients with serious medical issues may not tolerate surgery. A pessary can be placed into the vaginal vault to correct the prolapse to a degree (this is the least invasive option). Repair of the prolapse can be done as well. Best to see a urologist specializing in female urology.
Answered 4/30/2015
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