"Bladder prolapse" occurs generally after pregnancy, is more common with multiple pregnancies, and is accentuated after menopause, when estrogen support against prolapse declines. A surgical procedure is necessary for long term relief, and a pessary can help with short term relief. An OBGYN physician with a sub-specialty in urogynecology is best for guidance.
Answered 1/25/2022
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By having it corrected. Pl see your Gyn or Urologist. They can fix it surgically or by a pessary
Answered 1/26/2022
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