walking prolalspe bladder

[Mrshappyme]

hi ladys does anyone one have realy achey heavy legs and cant walk too far and feels a tiered easy . ?

[Els58-]

hello, after 12 years of pelvic complaints like bladder prolapse, all the time the need to pee, heavy legs etc, the made an 3D ultrasound of the pelvic flloor muscles and it became clear that at the left side the pelvic floor muscle was completely torned off from the bone. The next thing is what to do because it can not be repaired or heal itselves. I like to have anMRI of the complete area esp the muscles but living in Holland this seems to be difficult. Does anyone know where to get an apropriate mri of the pelvic muscles?Good luck you!

[Mrshappyme in reply to Els58-]

hello sorry to hear yourve been going through this too. i had ct scan eve3ry thig seems ok im putting it down to pelvic floor desfuntion like one lady mentioned . hope you manage to get yourmri of the pelvic muscles. i lived in holland for a year years ago in a place called leek nice place.

[Ria8]

Hi Mrshappyme, I suffer from that too. When I do brave it it takes a lot out of me, but I do try and take breaks in between. I love walking in the forest but that has become a chore.

[newhorizons]

I simply cannot walk the distances that I used too. And have come to realise that it is pelvic floor dysfunction. I believe that I damaged muscles in 2019, slipping whilst walking on a hill, pulled over by a dog. I would love to hear if you find a way forward. With love and wishing you strength.

[Mrshappyme in reply to newhorizons]

thankyou for your reply . im putting it down to the pelvic floor defunction too .

[Mrshappyme in reply to newhorizons]

oh i for got to say i will let you know if i find away forward with this as if i can help anyone else i will thankyou so much for replying to me .

[Ria8 in reply to newhorizons]

I do aqua aerobics to manage the pain.i feel almost normal in the water. Out of water it’s a struggle. There are time I feel normal on land then when the pain hits it’s as though I was just dreaming of being normal.

[Desperateforrelief]

Oh, how horrible. Did they say how this could have happened?

[Mrshappyme in reply to Desperateforrelief]

hi i asked my gyno she said every ladys diferent and it could be the prolase bladder as it can effect your legs .i have a frenid who said her legs and feet hurt her when she had hers . and she found it difficult walking

[Desperateforrelief in reply to Mrshappyme]

I have a "prolapsed vagina" which my bladder is sinking into. My Dr. says a pessary will cause me too much pain. I am having issues with pelvic floor spasms. The medicine (vaginal suppositories with 10mg val, 10mg flexibility and 25 lidocaine) really helps with pain. I'd really like to get off all meds. When I stand I can feel my bladder under the vaginal wall and it right at the opening to vagina. I have been watching my 4 month old grandson (so precious) but I have been getting severe pelvic spasms. I have suppositories that help a great deal. But I really want off my meds. Vicious cycle.

[Mrshappyme in reply to Desperateforrelief]

hi so sorry to hear what you are going through .i feel sorry for you you cant have a pressery ring fitted . i remember how i felt befor i had mine fitted and my bladder would just come out. the dr would have to push it back in . but after three different size rings and having it placed in different posistions its so comfy now and your the lady that measaged me and gave me alot of good information a understand on what to take like the d. menose . probotics . i been through alot breast cancer 8 year s ago .im going well on that now . i realy think yourve helped me understand alot about my prolaspe and since i started taking d manose like you said iv had no water infections at all . so thankyou for your help just wish i could do the same inreturn

[Desperateforrelief in reply to Mrshappyme]

No problem. We help each other in any way we can.

[mich in reply to Mrshappyme]

I beleive that any prolapsed organ will over time cause pain and stretched ligaments and abnormal gait and lots of pain and soreness.

These problems need proper surgery to reduce the prolapse or herniation of organs.

Hrt can help and vaginal oestrogen can help if you are able to use.

Vaginal moisturiser helps also, try silk, I use this and it can make you less sore.

My legs and feet ache constantly, my lower back aches, my groins drag, I am only 57 and had to fight hard to even get correct diagnosis of rectal and bladder prolapse. My life and career have been ruined by these prolapse from a very active nurse , I have lost my home, work and my mental stability, the doctors made me feel inwas going mad saying nothing much was wrong and that I did not have a prolapse they could see!!!!

You need proper investigations to diagnose.

If this were men suffering like this, they would be sorted out within a couple of years.

Sick to death of British uro gynae consultants who do not understand the effects of prolapse on women's physical and mental health.

[Mrshappyme in reply to mich]

i do agree with you .as i v been made to feel its me when i told my dr in 2o2o up till now they say its angixty . i said it isent its the prolaspe effecting my nerves . they printed pappers out and said read them and if you think it aplys to you come back and i can give you something for it. basicaly explaining on the papers that i could be one of thoses people who think they have this and that . then it was oh befor you leave you do know your not on the op list your gyno as sent a letter saying i said how come as my dr said he was refering me for a emergency op in march 2020 so why asent he ? she said i dont know youll have to take that up with your gyno . i said ill take it up with my dr when i see him . but iv never seen hin since as they give me adifferent dr. i know there covid and i know the doctor have gone through it too. and proberly still are but the way iv been spoken to by my drs is so ill mannered and iv lost all trust and respect for them sounds bad as im not that sort of person to say something like this. but manner dont cost anything .

[mich in reply to Mrshappyme]

They need to do urodynamics and defacaeting proctogram as this will show bowel.prolapse.

Duloxetine can be good for bladder.

These prolapses have caused me depression and anxiety. They have taken.my quality of life.

I cannot take hrt.

In reality they do not know much about pelvic floor plus keel exercises have no sound research behind them.

I think ligaments stretch post menopause or from child birth , straining, heavy lifting etc.

Ligament damage is very painful also.

Good luck to you.

I think some good female MP'S need to investigate why women get such a fobbing off over prolapse.

It so difficult to work with them and I feel constantly exhausted and irritable on top of pain and soreness.

I am gonna try a specialist pelvic floor physio recommended on here by someone else..

[Mrshappyme in reply to mich]

i cant have hrt or estrogen as i v had breast cancer 8 years ago and had a macetomy on the right side dident go in lynths nodes coulddent taken the breast care tablets as id tryed 3 different lots and they effected my heart and i had to make a decistin which was get a good diet going etc . so far so good . but my drs put on my medical records angxity and depresstion . what a joke .lost all trust with them now .

[Stellababs in reply to mich]

I completely agree with this and have had very simpilar experiences. What has helped is an online American physio .Worth a try - Brianne Grogan Vibrant Health Lift program- good luck

[mich in reply to Stellababs]

Hi there,

Thanks very much for the online physio contact, I will research.

When organs are hesitating or prolapsing of course they are gonna cause abnormal signals to nerves and body as our bodies are trying to rebalanced.

A constant abnormal position and tension from this on muscles, joints and ligaments will all be increased surely?

So the fix is to strengthen the ligaments by pulling them back up.into.place thus bringing the prolapsed organs back into place.

Female organ prolapse, pain and its affects on the females quality of life and ability to work needs medical priority.

At one time, many married women could stop work at this stage of life if prolapses were too much and rely on hubby to bring in the finances.

Nowadays, many single women who are bread winners and need their post menopausal health to be good to enable them to work still.

It is embarrassing wetting yourself, passing wind with no control etc etc, who wants all their dignity to be destroyed while working? It is so so embarrassing.

The amount of lost taxes to governments through prolapses causing back pain and other issues needs serious consideration.

Who is gonna take up the challenge???

[Konagirl60 in reply to mich]

I whole heartedly agree. Women have been gas lighted for way too long. We need an advocate STAT.

[mich in reply to Konagirl60]

Absolutelyx

[Konagirl60]

I do, however with really good orthopaedic walking shoes, keeping hydrated all day long UNTIL 7 pm only, I have managed to push my way through the pain and heavy leg feeling.

It’s taken about 3 months but I persist. Some days I only walk for 30 minutes but at age 64 and surviving from pudendal decompression surgery, I’m happy.

[Mrshappyme in reply to Konagirl60]

hi im waiting on a op for my prolaspe bladder . ill get some orthopaedic walking shoes and ill try walking more . im 61 im just hoping i get my op this year

[pizon]

Yes I use to have that feeling and could not live with it..I had the corrective surgery no mesh just swen up..due to previous pelvic surgeries this surgery left me with a nerve disorder..over time I am able to live with this problem via yoga 🧘‍♀️ and meditation it is much better but after the surgery the feeling of achingly and not being able to walk so I would recommend the correction surgery …I could not live with the feeling that my insides were going to fall out with every step I took..good luck I truly hope this helps

[Mrshappyme in reply to pizon]

thankyou it as ill talk to my gyno when i see her in may this year . sorry its left you with nevre disorder . and pleased to hear yourve found away to ease it . wish you all the best .