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I have prolapse of my vagina. can't having surgery help this problem?
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Yes: There are surgeries to help support the pelvic floor and correct the prolapse. See a gynecologist for an evaluation and they can explain what might be best for you after they do an exam.
Answered 5/16/2015
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