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Do insurance companies ever cover surgery for a bladder prolapse if its causing severe pain?
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Almost always: I have never yet encountered denial for bladder prolapse surgery. Women do not need to wait for severe pain to have bladder prolapse corrected.
Answered 6/30/2012
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