Uterine prolapse - what do I do?!

[Nikitasol]

I've sustained a partial uterine prolapse. Has anyone else suffered this before?

I literally have no idea how to juggle this along with parenting and working, and I can't take any time off as self employed.

Would really appreciate any thoughts or ways to manage this, at least in the short term whilst I wait for my referral appointment.

[babyboomersrock]

Hi OP - there's usually a prolapse thread somewhere on here. Try this one :

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/general_health/2029646-Pt-8-Oct13-Any-old-prolapse-Uterus-womb-prolapse-rectocele-cystocele-enterocele-urethrocele-incontinence-pelvic-floor-anterior-and-posterior-repair-TVT-etc-994-Posts?pg=34

[bookbook]

It's doable - I have one,( more than partial) and cope fine , and was self employed until I retired a couple of years ago .
Look up Michelle Kenway on how to do pelvic floor exercises .
There is also a good forum on fb too - its a private group, with lots of help and advice
www.facebook.com/groups/184143085606/

[Nikitasol]

Oh bless you both. Thanks for responding. It's only just happened, I'm dribbling wee and feeling shitty.

[bookbook]

sent you a message Nikitasol

[Nikitasol]

Thanks for all the advice. Really appreciate it. X