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I am worried that a pessary won't work for me as had a hysterectomy years ago. My nurse said they weren't always successful after having one .
Has anyone had one fitted that does the job?
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Posted , 3 users are following.
I am worried that a pessary won't work for me as had a hysterectomy years ago. My nurse said they weren't always successful after having one .
Has anyone had one fitted that does the job?
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sherry11721 Taff1234
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Hi Taff, I'm not sure why you have been advised to be fitted for a pessary post hysterectomy. I had a prolapsed uterus from having big babies, and tried a pessary. It was too uncomfortable and opted for a hysterectomy.
Taff1234 sherry11721
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My prolapse has happened recently, I had a hysterectomy years ago. I have tried three types of pessaries but none have helped. Seeing my nurse in a few days time to try another one. She did say they don't always work after having a hysterectomy.
Am in so much discomfort with bladder pressing on my bowel and causing it to prolapse.
sherry11721 Taff1234
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Taff1234 sherry11721
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I've been diagnosed as having a Cystocele.
sherry11721 Taff1234
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I am so sorry... these babies of ours took a toll on our bodies! My first one was a forceps delivery, and that's the one that evidently caused the most damage.. my second one was 10 pounds 4 ounces, so that sealed the deal. I recently had a sling operation for stress incontinence (for 15 years that became unbearable over the past few years) and and a grade 2 rectocele repair, which were both successful. The sling operation was a snap, the rectocele repair a harder recovery. Still worth it! I don't know what to tell you about your cystocele - I'm afraid it will require surgery to repair considering the severity of symptoms you describe.
Taff1234 sherry11721
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Taff1234 sherry11721
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I'm in the Uk.
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