Hi I have surgery scheduled around the time my period will be on. Will this affect my healing process??? Will my period cause my stitches to loosen?? Is there something I can take to slow menstrual blood during surgery? Please help thank you!!!
I had four vaginal birth and now I have pelvic organs prolapses: Cystocele, Uterine and Rectocele prolapses. I also suffer with severe stress urine incontinence, that's getting worse and more vagina laxity. I have been using different pessary, but nothing is helping. Things continue dropping down into my vagina, causing me to have terrible discomfort, pressure and pain in my low abdomen and back, hips, and legs. I also having a extreme heavy menstruations and very painful and last over 7 days.
I had a vaginal rejuvenation 2 years ago and rectocele repair 6 months ago. I am about to work with a personal trainer and want to know if there are any limits in lifting heavy for strength training? I dont want to mess up my results.
Hi, One vaginal birth 8 years ago, forceps were used and I struggled to heal after. No feeling during sex, gaping opening. Bulge and heavy feeling between vagina and anus. Ideally looking for a UK surgeon but can travel. Want to feel confident again. Would I be able to get back to a pre baby state?
32y/o never pregnant with stage 1/2 bladder prolapse. Having significant discomfort and have been offered a native tissue repair . I am wondering if the vagina feels tighter after this surgery? Im worried once they reduce the cystocele the vagina will feel open / larger than before
I'm a 48yo G4P4 doctor myself who had a vaginoplasty in Turkey over a year ago. The procedure itself was uncomplicated. However from early on I realized that the procedure had made little difference to my sensation of tightness both at the introitus and the canal itself. As well, I have noticed urinary related sxs where none occurred previously. Am i a candidate for consideration for examination and revision? Does revision produce results in previously unhappy women? Thanks
I have stage 1 bladder prolapse, it doesn't really interfere with daily function, nor do I have incontinence (as of yet). But I do feel like it gave me vaginal laxity, or made it worse (I have birthed 4 children). Kegels don't seem to help. If I undergo vaginoplasty to tighten interior walls, does the surgeon authomatically take care of the prolapse, or would that be an add-on surgery? Thanks