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Hello ladies;
I am 42 years old. All my life I have been an unusual strong healthy woman. I have a 25y , a 3y and 8 month old child... I had a cystocele / rectocele repair. 3/31/16.... Feeling good so far... My bigest concern is if I will be available to go back to my usual intensive workout routine ( p90x, insanity , T25 and. More) and to run a marathon ... One of my biggest dream... Could I run a marathon without having the cystocele coming back ????
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helen73p Miliva04
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Miliva04 helen73p
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I guess you were looking for the girl and you got it!!!
Thank you for your comment.
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deborah25644 Miliva04
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Miliva04 deborah25644
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I will definably going to ask to my dr on my 6 weeks ck up... But I like to hear from other moms their opinion from their own experiences with this type of surgery... I love to workout and going to the gym is one of my passions ...
Thank you for your comments
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Jan999 Miliva04
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Miliva04 Jan999
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debi53024 Miliva04
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I am 43 and started running 4 months after anterior and bladder repair as was advised that this was ok and my prolapse returned because of this. I was then told by someone else that no impact sport should be done after these types of operations. If i had known this i never would have done it.Â
claire63612 debi53024
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I'm 50 and have been a keen runner until 2yrs ago. I'm 2 days post op and can't wait to get back to some exercise in a few months time. What do you do now?
Miliva04 debi53024
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Sorry your prolapse returned😔... I think you should had waited little more longer tha 4 month after yours surgery😔...
My dr told me that I can go to and participe in the next Olympics... But only after a 18 months ... (Matron is right)
I asked in this forum because I like to hear from real women experience with this type of problem ..
Hope you will have recuperated.
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welshgirl67 Miliva04
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Jan999 welshgirl67
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phyl_40063 Miliva04
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I had hysterectomy and anterior repair 3 years ago and was told by phisio no high impact sports at all ever, nothing where 2 feet off the ground. I hate the fact that I'm not allowed to use my favourite - running on the tread mill - however she did day I could walk on treadmill with the gradient adjusted as uphill walking is really good without damaging pelvic floor.
But having said that my prolapse and therefore repair was very extensive, I am also older and having started menopause my ligaments are much weaker now.
Phyl xx
Hope thus helps a little!
Miliva04 phyl_40063
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Thank you much for sharing your experience with us.
It really help.
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phyl_40063 Miliva04
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Xx☺☺☺