You have no idea how much relief and peace you have given me just now! I just had my son and I’m 9 weeks post partum. I suspect that I have cystocele and rectocele and I have been so upset and suffering in silence. I have an appt with a pelvic floor specialist soon and I’m working on pelvic floor strengthening. I cannot thank you enough for posting this!!
Thank you so much for this video, it was really enlightening and powerful. You are courageous for being so honest and open about your prolapse and postpartum recovery. This video has helped my confidence and given me hope.
My pelvic floor physio said all I need to do is to rest more and my body will heal itself, is this normal, I'm 2 months pp, I don't see how resting will improve my pelvic floor function.. since I started doing less my symptoms worsened. It's the one of the two in my city and switching is complicated so I wonder if it's worth to try the other one..
Thankyou for your video, I have just joined the dots that I have a prolapse. I have been crying for the last couple of hours. I gave birth vaginally to my 3rd baby last Tuesday at age 32 and after experiencing a heavy feeling, weakness, constipation, leaking when coughing or sneezing, pain unrinating and lower back pain my gp didn't even look down there, instead giving me antibiotics for a suspected bladder infection. Anyway I will be finding a new gp and a pelvic floor physiotherapist after this information thankyou
@@nadran9771 yes! I'm now 3.5 months postpartum and after 1 pelvic floor physiotherapist session and some simple exercises I implemented at home as well as conscious movement and lifting as well as nightly warm herbal sits baths for 7 days (in rose hips, raspberry leaves and rosemary and sending intentional love and healing to my uterus and vulva), I am pleased to say I feel I'm almost back to normal. I've been intimate with my husband and it wasn't painful at all and it's very very rare that I feel the discomfort or pain that I had in the first few weeks postpartum. Sending you love, healing and hope ❤️
Did you do kegels too? I go to a physiotherapist. I am 70 now and have gotten a prolapse slowly it came over menopause. I am assuming from lack of estrogen with the vaginal atrophy. I don’t have any urine problems. It’s a stage 2 but my life has come to a stop. I hate the feeling of it . That slowly dropping feeling if I walk from car to a store.. I hope it doesn’t get worse I had a terrible attitude at times and really no one to talk too. So I went to a physiotherapist at least she understands but she only in her 30’s. But she had one too. I wish there were groups to talk with others that have this problem
You have no idea how much relief and peace you have given me just now! I just had my son and I’m 9 weeks post partum. I suspect that I have cystocele and rectocele and I have been so upset and suffering in silence. I have an appt with a pelvic floor specialist soon and I’m working on pelvic floor strengthening. I cannot thank you enough for posting this!!
Please update how is your prolapse now?
Thanks for opening up! I was so desperate and through your video I regained some hope 😘
Thank you for sharing. This is so important & helpful to other mamas! xx
This is exactly what happened to me down from the birth to the afterwards and I’m currently 8 weeks post partum thanks for posting this
Thank you so much for this video, it was really enlightening and powerful. You are courageous for being so honest and open about your prolapse and postpartum recovery. This video has helped my confidence and given me hope.
Thanks so much for sharing your story and giving me hope. I was the same with my exercise during and post pregnancy.
Would love to know how long it took you to heal! ❤️ I can’t tell you helpful this whole video is.
10 months.. she got diagnosed at 5 months..healed by 15 months
Wonderful post.
My pelvic floor physio said all I need to do is to rest more and my body will heal itself, is this normal, I'm 2 months pp, I don't see how resting will improve my pelvic floor function.. since I started doing less my symptoms worsened. It's the one of the two in my city and switching is complicated so I wonder if it's worth to try the other one..
❤thank you for this video
Many Blessings. Thank You for sharing ❤🙏
Thankyou for your video, I have just joined the dots that I have a prolapse. I have been crying for the last couple of hours.
I gave birth vaginally to my 3rd baby last Tuesday at age 32 and after experiencing a heavy feeling, weakness, constipation, leaking when coughing or sneezing, pain unrinating and lower back pain my gp didn't even look down there, instead giving me antibiotics for a suspected bladder infection.
Anyway I will be finding a new gp and a pelvic floor physiotherapist after this information thankyou
Can you provide updates
@@nadran9771 yes! I'm now 3.5 months postpartum and after 1 pelvic floor physiotherapist session and some simple exercises I implemented at home as well as conscious movement and lifting as well as nightly warm herbal sits baths for 7 days (in rose hips, raspberry leaves and rosemary and sending intentional love and healing to my uterus and vulva), I am pleased to say I feel I'm almost back to normal. I've been intimate with my husband and it wasn't painful at all and it's very very rare that I feel the discomfort or pain that I had in the first few weeks postpartum.
Sending you love, healing and hope ❤️
Did you do kegels too? I go to a physiotherapist. I am 70 now and have gotten a prolapse slowly it came over menopause. I am assuming from lack of estrogen with the vaginal atrophy. I don’t have any urine problems. It’s a stage 2 but my life has come to a stop. I hate the feeling of it . That slowly dropping feeling if I walk from car to a store.. I hope it doesn’t get worse I had a terrible attitude at times and really no one to talk too. So I went to a physiotherapist at least she understands but she only in her 30’s. But she had one too. I wish there were groups to talk with others that have this problem
What about level 2 bladder prolapse?
Hi mam i have prolapse uterus...what can i do for it?