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Your urogynaecologist will:
Your doctor will recommend the most suitable treatment, based on:
Your doctor may recommend non-surgical treatment if your prolapse is mild. Mild prolapse can be treated with pelvic floor exercises, such as pelvic floor therapy. Pelvic floor therapy strengthens the muscles supporting the bladder, bowels and uterus to help prevent pelvic floor dysfunction.
As part of pelvic floor therapy, your doctor may recommend the following exercises:
If your prolapse is moderate, you may require a ring pessary to hold the prolapsed organ in place.
Tip: Seek treatment early as the more severe the prolapse, the lower the success rates from treatment or surgery.
Your doctor may recommend surgical intervention if:
With the advancement of medical technology, you may opt for minimally invasive surgical techniques to minimise scarring and recover faster.
Surgical treatments to lift the prolapsed organ(s) back into place include:
These are sub-specialised surgeries that require specially trained surgeons to perform. Consult our urogynaecologists to find out more about your condition and the best treatment options for you.
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