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Pregnancy with prolapse POSSIBLE?

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b458232
b458232

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Im 23 years old, and had a baby 2 years ago. i had many exams during and after my pregnancy and was never mentioned of anything but however i found out through here that i have suffered two prolapses. it is asymptomatic at most times, i only notice it when i have TIGHT pants on and sit down a certain way. other than that, i think i just pee more frequently. it hasnt bothered me in any other way other than just sightly, but my fiance didnt even know there was anything wrong until i told him.

I have yet been to the doctor, ive been too scared. but i want to have another baby soon, &' honestly i feel ive lost all hope because it will only make things worsen. 😦 i do not want anything to be hanging out of me, it makes me sick thinking about it.

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  • Sgt.lindalee
    Sgt.lindalee b458232

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    Hi B, This is something you should see a Dr for, at the very least to keep it from getting worse.....you need to be examined...there are bladder prolapses and uterine prolapses...they can use things like a pessary(a type of support you put in and can take it out to clean it) to keep things in place however, if it is a uterine prolapse you need to talk to your Dr about another pregnancy...either type, can get worse with extra weight of pregnancy and will effect a vaginal delivery, it may even determine if you can have another pregnancy, or if it needs to be fixed first....you may want to use birth control until you see your DR, if you aren't right now....no reason to be scared, a DR can give you answers and you can plan for your next bundle of joy...Good Luck & BEST WISHES🎶🌈♾🐾🍀☮💒

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