Depends: I assume you hace a cystocele....Where the bladder "prolapses" into the vagina. Do you have urinary leaking as well? There are many surgical options from laparoscopic to trans-vaginal to sling surgery again depending on what exactly you have. Non-surgical options include pessary placement. Talk to youy urologist. Patricio gargollo, md. Pediatric urology, dallas texas.
Answered 6/4/2019
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Pessary, exercise: Options for women with cystocele are limited. Cystocele or dropped bladder is a form of pelvic organ prolapse (pop). Think of this as a type of hernia involving weakness of supportive layers surrounding the vagina. Options are: live with it, wear a vaginal pessary to "prop it back it" to provide comfort, perform pelvic muscle exercise (pme) or undergo surgical correction.
Answered 2/27/2019
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Short list: The treatment for pelvic prolapse are pelvic floor exercise, pessary management or surgery. The treatment is largely driven by patient symptoms and quality of life issues.
Answered 8/4/2015
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