Back pain with Anterior Prolapse

[SoulSoul]

Hi, I'm new to the site and most importantly new to this prolapse I have been suffering with for the last 6 weeks. I am an active and otherwise fit 63 old.I've been told by my GP that it is Stage 2 and also been told to do regular pelvic floor excercise, ( which I am 3 times a day.

I was sent for an ultra sound scan and had bloods taken

Along with my prolapse I developed bad constipation too which I now have under control which relieved me of terrible pelvic pain and bloating.

I must say I have improved in the last week which a huge positive as I have felt quite down with other symtoms i.e the bulging and heavy feeling down below as soon as I try to do anything when on my feet for any length of time and now I have now developed terrible back pain on a regular basis which varies in degrees of pain and feels almost like a trapped nerve maybe. I just wondered if anyone else had the same experience with their back?

Thanks for reading

[endoTHENmesh]

Have you been offered a pessary to support while you are on your feet? Have you been shown this assistance device? CmtMedical.com It can help support esp with constipation. Helps avoid further damage.

If you eventually need or choose surgery, ask about how the repair is to be done. While mesh or filament support is quicker and less recovery time, some regret it later (complications). And the most important thing after any surgery is Do Not Lift more than a 1/2 gallon of milk (liter) for 6 weeks!

I will say I am confused with anterior wall (towards the front), but pain towards the back?

Urinary infections are easier to get - so be vigilant about seeing a doctor if you have symptoms.

I would reorder these paragraph but on a cell phone for now 🤣🤷‍♀️

[endoTHENmesh in reply to endoTHENmesh]

OH! Be cautious of lifting now... But your doc told you that...