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Prolapse concern ( pictures attached)

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tai24289
tai24289

Hi ladies,

I am new here and sooo relieved to have found this forum.

I know I have a prolapse, not to sure of the type as my Gyno brushed me off and made light of my concerns, though I am in pain everyday and sex has become intolerable 😦

I was in the process of looking for a new doctor and then Covid happened, and remote learning, and full time remote work with small children just made it impossible.

I have been feeling a bit more uncomfortable lately and upon examining things down there I noticed a small bump on the rear prolapse. Any idea, have you seen or experienced this before?

I know this is not medical advice and I will be trying to find another doctor in the next few days.

thank you so much for having a look.

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  • Marina_Dee
    Marina_Dee tai24289

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    Are you having any problem with peeing or passing a motion? That certainly looks like a prolapse of some sort although I dont know what the small lump is. That could be the reason for your pain. Dont be put off by your gynos dismissive reaction. You certainly need some help,but the type of prolapse needs to be identified first. I will send you a private message

    • tai24289
      tai24289 Marina_Dee

      Posted

      Thank you for taking the time to respond, it means a lot.

      I am not having issues with bowel movements but I think that is only because I have digestive issues after having my gallbladder removed some time back.

      I am having some issues urinating as it feels as though I need to force it out, and then it feels like trying to get it out through a straw that is being squeezed in the middle.

      looking forward to finding a doctor who can maybe see me this week😊

      I will keep an eye out on my messages, thanks again!

  • welshgirl67
    welshgirl67 tai24289

    Posted

    hello.

    that looks like a back wall prolapse hun.. I'd try and get your gp to refere yiu yo a Urogynacologist who specialises in pelvic floor issues.

    no exercise will change it but they will strengthen the pelvic floor overall.

    childbirth is the the main reason thus happens but it isnt life threatening easily repaired once yiu have done having yiur family.

    I've had my front wall repaired now need my back done but it usnt too back at the moment as I'm taking glycerine suppositories.

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