Anterior repair with tvt VS Colposuspension with paravaginal repair ?

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I've been to my urogyn to discuss options for my cystocele and incontenance. I need success stories and opinions on both procedures I been offered which are tvt with anterior repair or colposuspension with paravaginal repair ? 

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    Hi , I had a TVT op in 2011 and I went from jogging with 2 sanitary  towels in to running a marathon with no problems at all . I could sneeze and cough again without peeing and went on a trampoline with my children for the first time in years. I have just had anterior and prosterior surgery for a prolapse and have had a harder recovery. Only 4 weeks in but am still quite sore which I think was due to tight stitches. The surgery does make a big difference though and for quality of life it’s very good. Good luck with whatever you decide and I hope it goes well x 
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      Hope all heals well for you . Is your tvt still ok ? 

      Thank you for the reply keep me posted on your recovery x

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    Hi , yes TVT is still going well. I have had no problems with that at all.

    What did you decide?

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      I go back to urogynecologist on the 6th November for urodynamics test . I'm worried incase it shows nothing .

      I have days I don't wet myself and days where I can't hold it or I sneez

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      Posted before I finished. I was meant to say days where I sneeze and pee myself . 

      If I have a cough it's terrible I saturate myself . But like I said a have good days .

      I have a cystocele that's supposedly mild but yet I'm so uncomfortable with it especially after a walk or doing lots of housework . I'm 35 with 2 girls age 4 and 8 . They need a fully functioning mummy!

      To add to that since all this I've suffered terrible back pain .

      Lots of decisions to make about surgery x

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