Avoid Surgery for Vaginal Prolapse
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- Dr Bruce Crawford discusses how to avoid surgical treatment of vaginal prolapse and explains why vaginal prolapse is a fitness issue. Dr Crawford presents a simple model to help you understand the way prolapse evolves. Take a look
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I am beyond angry! After seeing a gerontologist (I'm 71) & a urologist for debilitating back pain & numerous UTI's, NO ONE ever mentioned; asked; or did an exam for pelvic organ prolapse. Why aren't women educated about this prevalent horrifying issue! This borders on negligent abuse of women by the medical community!
I have been searching and reading comments from female gynecologists and patients for more than two hours. It took a man with a sock (No offense, because I know you're much more than that.) to explain Uterine Prolapse so that I can understand. Now, I can make a medical appointment and have some knowledge of what's going on with me. Thank you Dr. C.
Same here. A man with a sock. He cares about us
This was extremely helpful and I wish doctors would speak to women about this. I believe I could have 💯% healed this issue before it became the issue now. I had two vaginal births back to back, (July 21 + Oct 22) and severe pelvic pain my second pregnancy to the point I could barely walk. And complained to my OB and asked to be sent to a pelvic floor therapist. Neither of them stressed the importance of doing exercises and that it could lead to this. It’s very upsetting bc I believe this could have been prevented and caught if we had better postpartum care. Postpartum care looking for this issue and teaching women how to prevent it and repair their muscles after pregnancy. Thank you for this video! And it encourages me to share this video!
I lost a dear friend very recently who suffered from prolapse , I had no idea that this happens to some women, thanks for creating this awareness.
What did she die from?
Thank you for explaining it so well. My family member is suffering from it and now with exercise she is feeling much better. I had not idea what the issue was until you explained so well.
Thank you for the comment. Is she using The PfilAtes Method of pelvic floor exercise?
Thank you Bruce, your demonstration, sock and pelvic model together with your clear, concise and easy to understand teaching was perfect for me. Again thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
I hate to look at anatomical models or pictures, but ALWAYS take valuable knowledge from them by doing so.
Thank You !
This is an excellent presentation and a nice way to talk about something that is simply 'not fun or uncomfortable'. It gives great insight into the inner workings of the female anatomy! Thank you again!
Wow, thank you!
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Plz tell me which exercise ????@@drc4626
This is actually a pretty brilliant demonstration of vaginal prolapse.
This presentation of vaginal prolapse really helps me understand my problem. Thank you Dr. Crawford.
You are the best,you made this simple for me to understand. Thanks Dr.
Thank you
Your demo was so well articulated Thank you~
Very helpful i just came from the doctor and he told me I could learn how to manage my problem on youtube so thank you this was very helpful in understanding how I can help myself get better
Glad it helped! www.pfilates.com/pfilates-online/
Thank you for the explanation and demonstration. I wish I had a good Dr like you .
I am available for online consultations if you are interested
Thank you so much for the demonstration now I clearly see what is actually happening down there, and I feel empowered as I have recently been diagnosed
Love your example it really help understand what is going on with my body .Thank u .
I visited a gynecologist
And was discouraged about the
Surgery. Your video explains why
Thanks
Thank you
Very well described. Woukd love to hear about the great work you are doing to help women with prolapse
Thanks! Please consider taking the P49 webinar. You can sign up at www.pfilates.com
Thank you for your reply. Recurrence in that study was anatomical not symptomatic, and therefore of doubtful clinical significance. In the UK it’s symptomatic recurrence that is considered most important.
Excellent simple and graphically understood 👍
Thank you kindly Dr. C. You gave me an excellent visual of what may be happening to me, and helps me understand the importance of exercising the muscles before it’s too late. I found your demonstration very interesting and helpful.❤ Thank you ❤
That’s wonderful! Thank you. Join us on PfilAtes.com for the P49 pelvic floor fitness course.
I truly appreciate that informative explanation of prolapse. I am convinced my prolapse would have been far worse if I was not adding plant based collagen to my am shakes. I also heard there are pelvic devices I can sit on that will help my muscles to expand and contract
Graphic.....but easily understood explanation....Thanks.
very helpful! I had a prolapse surgery and didn't know I had to continue with prolapse exercise. I am using a pessary ring now as it felt like I was heading toward another prolapse.
Excellent visual to help me throughly understand!
Thank you Doctor for explaining this condition in a good way. It's very helpful for me to understand the situation of mine, as I am going thru the same problem.
Thanks!
This is a very good demonstration to my problem
Love your demo gives me understanding of what is really going on in my body. God bless you Dr.
So glad!
🙏🥰Doctor, many Women will Thank You for sharing this, will appreciate the information plus Demo and get busy doing the excercise to help themselves hopefully…avoid surgery if at all possible!
This is very helpful. The prop was very clear. Thanks.
Finally I understand what is happening to me. Thank you.
That was very helpful, thank you!
Thisnshould be taught to every pregnant woman! And also given proper exercise instruction. I will pass this on to my daughter who is a dulah..and also has 7 kiddos..might need it herself. Many thanks!
Wonderful!
I currently have no problem but this vid is just brilliant, thank you!
Thank you for the visual Doctor. It was very helpful. I really appreciate it very much. Job well done.
This was so helpful thank you.
Very interesting topic,thank you Dr.
Thank you for explaining so clearly about prolapse..
Thank you
I had 7 full term births, I wish we had the internet years ago because Ive learned more about life than any school could teach., and it’s it funny how most doctors don’t tell you what to expect after having so many children. I’m using a rubber disc right now, I don’t want to go in the hospital.
Really I appreciate your work it gives me more understanding on prolapse
Happy to help
Same for me! No one ever thought it could be prolapse
Very helpful I can now see in my mind after your demonstration what is actuality happening. Thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
Watching from Fiji 🇫🇯. This video is priceless
thanks!
Yes,, Among other things, this video was an excellent visual ...Your Calm speaking Also was very nice,, Thank You....
Thank you. That was so helpful and informative.
You are so welcome!
I thought I was the only one with this problem
Excellent explanation
This is an excellent presentation. Thank you.
Thank you
It would be helpful to see the exercises. I’m super fit. And still have a prolapse. I workout mindfully. I did levels at every stop light for no less than ten years. I have gained ten pounds in perimenopause. But I’m not over weight. Two years ago I decided I wanted to gain more muscle to support myself through my menopause journey. That made my prolapse worse. Since then I have been training on a product my husband created called The Answer. My prolapse is better. Be careful how you exercise ladies. All my workouts are centered around core strength. I wish I would have had The Answer after I had
my babies.
That was very informative thank you now following and sharing in a prolapsed group
Glad it was helpful!
Very clear what occurs in a prolapse. Couldn't have done a better job explaining everything.
This was an incredibly helpful video with great explanations and information - thank you.
Thank you
Very well explained. Thank you.
I have a pesire inserted at least 20 yrs ago, I am 94 now and having some leakage , thank goodness for women’s pads.
Wow! You are my hero. Pfilates with modifications can help seniors. Check out pfilates.com
That was very helpful. It helped me to visualize the problem.
I’m so glad!
What an ingenious way to demonstrate what's happening it the prolapse scenario, I never could quite grasp want was happening with it. But I have done Kegel exercises my whole life and when I was younger, I thought I was doing them to tighten my vagina after childbirth, little did I know it would help with this. I don't care so much about a tight vagina anymore but I do care about a tight pelvis wall.
Very helpful thanks you I’m researching the issue now
Thank you very much for the vaginal prolapse information. I have decided NOT to have surgery for my Anterior vaginal prolapse. You get 5 stars! Thanks again.
good for you. work on the pelvic floor muscles!
It was definitely helpful, thank You!
Glad to hear it!
Very helpful. Thank you.
I have been seeing a urogynecologist who is rather brash, has explained little, thinks my questions are superfluous, and has offered extensive surgery as the only option. Once I realized where he was coming from, I thanked him and said, "Goodbye" - instinctively I also feel my prolapse is a fitness issue and will pursue seeing a DPT for long term results. Thanks very much for your explanations!
Good luck
Great explanation. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful because am fecing this very problem now.
Glad it helped
Soo helpful!! Thank you!!
This video was extremely informative about this women's health issue. I had no idea that it can take years for prolapse to develop. I am 45, and I had 3 unmedicated childbirths and had a bit of "strengthening" of pelvic floor muscles in the post-partum recovery of my third to feel everything return to a normal. In reflection it around 9-12 months of daily kegel exercises. Everything felt fine and normal until 10 years later I experienced a debilitating stroke during which I experienced hemi-paresis of my right side. The lack of muscle sensation and muscle tone caused the vaginal prolapse to return, only more severe than before. Knowing that one should be mindful of exercising the pelvic floor muscles after the stroke should be incorporated into the physiotherapy treatment/recovery. It is a very difficult and embaressing topic to bring up to others. Thank you for this information, and I will share this info with others!
Thank you the thé encouragement!
To correct your statement, the correct fact is that about 30% of patients who have prolapse or incontinence surgery have another urogynaecological surgical procedure later in life (Olsen 1996). This is usually not a repeat procedure, but is a different urogynaecological procedure, not a failure of the original surgery. Recurrence of the same problem occurs in about 5% only, so 95% do not have the same procedure again (recurrence).
Thank you Dr Smith for watching this video! I appreciate your feed back. There are indeed procedures with low (5%) failure rates; mesh sacral-colpopexy comes to mind. Repairs accomplished vaginally do not seem to be so durable. One study that reflects this is the multi-center extended study published in JAMA in 2018 (JAMA. 2018;319(15):1554-1565. doi:10.1001/jama.2018.2827). What is interesting is that, despite surgical failure as they defined it, most patients still reported improved symptoms compared to preoperative baseline.
Great explanation of this. I would like to here about ways to tighten these mussels. Better presentation that my GYN.
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I had the mesh prolapse repair in 2001. It was a great success.
Good to hear. I might be facing this soon.
Good news I'm thinking about doing the mesh
This was an amazing explanation can’t thank you enough
You're very welcome!
So helpful thanks 😊
Omg you done an amazing job explaining that
Thank you!
Great example. I understand now. Than k you doctor
Wonderful information. I feel hope😊
That was a great explanation!
Loved your video makes it a lot simpler to understand I live in Denver Colorado. I have a level five prolapse Give birth in 1992 to a 10 pound baby with a triple episiotomy which intern caused the prolapse overtime fearful to have the surgery because I know one and three women have to have it done again, the worst part of my prolapse is vaginal but it’s starting to affect rectal issues and bladder issues will be try and Pilates soon because I would like to avoid surgery altogether also gave birth in 2009 which also caused more prolapse issues
Thank you. I am hoping to avoid surgery
Good luck!
Thank you doctor clearly explained what exercise to do strengthen the pelvic muscle
Thank you
For several years, the ischial pain was worse....thinking it was ortho in nature. Nope.....after two, years, symptoms almost gone with just a "pessary." I hate it, but APPRECIATE it.... to be out of pain!
I have a grade one bladder prolapse
Really don't know if I am going to have to end up having surgery.
Currently I am in the hands of
Uro gynaecology team who are
Great I am sure they will do the
Right thing.
It was very helpful, thank you.
Very clear!
Thanks
That so helped me understand my vaginal vault prolapse
Perfectly explained!
Thanks!
So helpful Sir ..
thank you so much i hope to here more about prolapse
Very helpful, not wierd at all when you have one! Thank-you.
Thank you
Good explanation
Thanks and welcome
Good example, thank you.
It would be nice if physicians would tell this after child birth and tell you to do them all your life. I am 61 ans fit but all my organs are currently falling out. It might be too late for exercise to help. I am trying.
Thanks Hilary. Consider joining a P49 webinar www.pfilates.com/pfilates-online/
It would be nice if they would educate us women since our teens about pelvic floor health and how to keep it functional together with the core.
I have been doing kegel exercises all my life. My Dr said after I had my daughter that I had good vaginal cavity. I still had a prolapse. Smh some ppl it happens to. My Dr said that a lot of factors determine this. And kegel exercises are not scientifically found to stop a prolapse. I still do my kegel exercises.
@@harristanaya31be sure to be laying down when doing them but I would eventually just get the surgery they have an easier one 2 insissions in front.
I just had a hysterectomy because my uterus was pressing on my bladder. When organs prolapse usually a hysterectomy is recommended. I had a mesh net placed inside to help with my bladder
Thanks so much for the info !!! 🙌
You bet!
Very helpful thank you
Great Job! Thank You!
Thank you too!
Thank you very helpful .
Dr that was excellent information thank you.,,
You are very welcome
Very Clear
Thank you
I wish they taught this. I’m a mess that’s all I’m saying. I also have hEDS. There needs to be awareness about that too
Episiotomy procedure cuts the very muscles that layer cause prolapse. I was told that due to improper stitching after an Episiotomy my muscles no longer worked right if at all. I wish they could please please please figure out real fix for this.
Very good explanation about prolapse
Many thanks
Thank you
Thank you for sharing 🙏
Helpful and hilarious!
Glad you think so!
very helpful. thank u!❤
Thank you for this informative video. I was told eighteen years ago that I had prolapse, but it didn't really start affecting me until 3 years ago, at the age of 50. it's to a point where it is actually protruding that I will just have to use a belt, which is a life saver at work, until I have insurance will pay for surgery. I always thought that it was the uterus protruding out, instead of the vagina...
Very helpful