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Vaginal Prolapse

Vaginal Prolapse

The vaginal canal is one of several organs located in the pelvic region of the body. Muscles and other tissue keep these organs in place. This group of muscles works together to form a support structure. This support structure can begin to deteriorate over time. Vaginal prolapse occurs when the vaginal wall falls out of place. Women who have had multiple vaginal deliveries during delivery, have gone through menopause, smoke, or are overweight are more likely to have this condition. As you become older, your chances of suffering a prolapse rise as well. The mean age of the Indian woman who suffers from prolapse is 50+ years of age.

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Symptoms

You might not always notice any indications of prolapse in many cases. However, if you do have symptoms, they may include:

  • Lower back pain
  • Bladder infections
  • Problems during intercourse
  • Incontinence
  • Problems with bowel movement

Prolapse is most prevalent after menopause

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Diagnosis

Vaginal prolapse is frequently diagnosed during an appointment with your healthcare professional. Your doctor will perform a physical exam and ask you about any symptoms of pelvic fullness or urine incontinence (leakage). You can be asked about your family history and past pregnancies as well.

As previously said, you may not have any symptoms, and the prolapse may be discovered during a normal examination with your gynaecologist.

Treatment

Depending on the degree of your vaginal prolapse, you may need different treatments. In certain circumstances, your doctor may merely want to keep an eye on it to make sure it doesn’t grow worse.

Vaginal prolapse can be treated with both non-surgical and surgical methods. These therapies are extremely similar to uterine prolapse therapy alternatives.

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After therapy, a vaginal prolapse may recur. The majority of treatment plans, on the other hand, are extremely effective. Your healthcare practitioner may discuss surgical treatment options with you if you have multiple prolapses or a severe prolapse.

The prognosis for a vaginal prolapse is generally good. Treatment and dietary adjustments are usually effective. Talk to your doctor about all of your treatment options and what each one means for you. Your healthcare practitioner can assist you in creating healthy lifestyle practices that may reduce your chances of getting a vaginal prolapse in the future.

Vaginal prolapse is often unavoidable. You can reduce your risk of acquiring a vaginal prolapse by adopting healthy lifestyle practices. These can include the following:

  • Regular exercise (Kegel exercises)
  • Keeping a healthy weight and eating habits
  • No smoking
  • Learning lifting procedures

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