Prolapse : Hi, I'm new to this i went... - Pelvic Pain Suppo...

Pelvic Pain Support Network

19,737 members5,787 posts

Prolapse

Crisplover profile image
11 Replies

Hi, I'm new to this i went to doctors with thrush 2 weeks ago didnt really seem to clear up so went for swabs yesterday for the nurse to bring the doctor in and tell me ive got a slight prolapse and there's nothing to worry about she said but nothing else im not sure now what the next steps are very worried

Written by
Crisplover profile image
Crisplover
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
11 Replies
bantam12 profile image
bantam12

Did she say what has prolapsed ? If you weren't even aware of it and it's only slightly gone then you can do a lot to help, I found Pilates with a pelvic floor specialist instructor made a huge difference but be sure they know what they are doing because some movements aren't advised ! Depending on your age topical oestrogen will also help tighten everything up.

No need to panic many of us have lived with prolapses of varying degrees for absolutely yonks.

Crisplover profile image
Crisplover in reply tobantam12

Vagina prolapse, she said she said there's nothing to be concerned about its only slightly . Will definitely have a look into pilates. I'm 37 years old. Thankyou for putting my mind at ease.

bantam12 profile image
bantam12 in reply toCrisplover

Vaginal prolapse is just a general term which covers all causes, it will be bladder, bowel, uterus or combination of those that has dropped down. You are young enough to at least halt the progression and possibly reverse it, pelvic floor exercises are the way forward !

Lurcher-lady profile image
Lurcher-lady in reply toCrisplover

I have a book and dvd called pfilates (pelvic floor pilates, so the exercises are specific to that). It’s excellent and let’s you know you’re not doing unsafe exercises.

Zsazsa56 profile image
Zsazsa56 in reply tobantam12

HiI went to the doctors 6 weeks ago and was told my bladder had prolapsed, she recommended buying a machine, I looked online and after reading closely about them, I bought a machine called Kegel8 definitely have improvement since using it every night

Good luck

2020newlife profile image
2020newlife in reply toZsazsa56

You would be amazed at the large number of people who have some kind of prolapse. It's not talked about as much as it should be. Lots of good prolapse Pilates exercises online. You might find that your prolapse will remain 'slight' and never cause you concern.

Zsazsa56 profile image
Zsazsa56 in reply to2020newlife

Thank you for your reply, Yes your right I was amazed to read 1 in 3 women have a prolapse of some sort, I hope it does not get any worse, I can cope with it as it is.

2020newlife profile image
2020newlife

Try the Squeezy app by NHS, recommended by one person in the group. It records and times your pelvic floor exercises.

Zsazsa56 profile image
Zsazsa56 in reply to2020newlife

Thanks for your reply, I will have a look.

Suzie42 profile image
Suzie42

Kegel8 is the way to go at your age, easy to use

Missy88 profile image
Missy88

Hi , did they say the prolapse was causing the thrush ? How you feeling x

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

Prolapse surgery

Please someone help me I have just had prolapse surgery less than 2 weeks ago and been told not to...
natzmm profile image

leg weakness with prolapse

Hi. I have been suffering from incontinence back pain, weak legs, very painful to have sex for...
01269JJ profile image

Vaginal prolapse

Size 12, 50 year old, post menopause teacher. Found orange sized lump outside of me the other...
Unhappy67 profile image

Severe Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Hi I'm 71 years old and have always lived an active life and considered myself fit and healthy...
sally46 profile image

mild prolapse again

after having surgery for a bladder and rectal prolapse plus a tot (transobutrator tape) back in...
stenosis49 profile image

Moderation team

Alaine1 profile image
Alaine1Administrator
PPSN_TracyM profile image
PPSN_TracyMAdministrator
Tree_Tops profile image
Tree_TopsModerator

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.