Pelvic Organ Prolapse: Causes, Types, and Treatment

A pelvic physical therapist discusses this topic that women NEED to know about but are too embarrassed to talk about.
Learn about:
-bladder prolapse (cystocele)
-rectocele and rectal prolapse
-uterine prolapse
-what is happening when you feel vaginal pressure /heaviness or the feeling something is falling out
-treatment options. Prolapse does not need to hold you back!
-which women are more likely to experience prolapse
New mom?
Make sure to check out my online postpartum program that guides you through safe progressive exercise so you can stay on top of prolapse.

[@Deelady19]

Omg this helped me so much!!!

[@Blessedbeyond.]

Very helpful thank you!!

[@helenkidd5628]

I wish l knew of someone like this young woman l like what she tells about prolapse lt all makes sense hk

[@helenkidd5628]

I am a 92 year old female l was very fit exercise every day ex diet Take vitamins l did go to a physiotherapist who gave 😢 me exercises l am so committed I just feel l am getting nowhere I wish l knew if lat this age l am wasting g 😕 12:44 my valuable time l have a bladder prolapse it’s causing some discomfort especially with my bowel l have never had bowel problems. My entire life. I am still waiting for a doctors referral for a pessory Hope that will help hk

[@Marwa-373]

Can pessery use is safe after repair surgery ,if symptoms are still present .or surgery failed ...

[@pelvicfloorproject]

That is something I would discuss with your gynecologist. Have you used a pessary before? Have you ever worked with a pelvic floor physical therapist?

[@ayushi_13]

Can it happened to 20 year girl without any pregnancy or childbirth

[@Samantha-bd6wl]

I an 27 and first had intercourse when i was 19 and only with my then fiancé and he said it felt like a penis inside me this helps soo much i think its a prolapsed uterus but have been to scared to ask a doctor

[@Samantha-bd6wl]

And yes i am obese