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Prolapsed bladder in mature ladies.

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Javanna · 15/01/2012 08:51

Hi! I have just been told I have prolapsed bladder...I am 58 and devastated, I really didn't expect this just yet! Anyone of a similar age in the same situation? I have read up quite a bit since finding out I had this condition but if anyone has any help/advice/tips I would love to hear from you. Thank you!

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Footle · 15/01/2012 09:55

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Javanna · 15/01/2012 14:04

Hello there! Thank you so much for your reply it is very comforting to know there are others in the same situation. I am VERY reluctant to have surgery to be honest but haven't ruled it out altogether. It does seem to be a closed subject so it was very refreshing to see that Mumsnet members do talk about these things quite openly :)
I am seeing a Physiotherapist next week and will have a chat with her and certainly will look at the website you suggest for pelvic floor exercises. I am delighted your operation went well I am sure, when successful, these procedures give so much relief.
Once again many thanks for your response.

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ameliagrey · 15/01/2012 14:24

Age is not the only factor- I had mine fixed when i was 35 after my 2nd DC.

The operation is usually a success but you have to pick a surgeon who does it regularly and who you feel confident in.

You do need to take care afterwards- like any major op- a good 6 weeks recovery and no heavylifting then, or ever!

You might get some improvement with PF exercises but if not, the op is the other option.

Javanna · 15/01/2012 18:52

Hi Ameliagrey! This is very encouraging as I have heard of so many ladies who have had an operation but with little or no success. I would indeed take the plunge if I thought there was a surgeon in my area that was really good at fixing this problem.

I will give the PF a chance and if this doesn't improve things I shall have to investigate further.

Thank you so much for responding :)

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MegGriffin · 15/01/2012 22:15

I also had an anterior repair this year which has been a success. It took 7 weeks before I went back to work but I'm so pleased with the results. I'm 41.

Javanna · 16/01/2012 20:30

Hi Footle! Thank you for this information...I really appreciate it. So glad things went so well for you :)

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Javanna · 16/01/2012 20:31

Hi MegGriffin! Thank you for your response....another success...this is very encouraging. I really appreciate you sharing this :)

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Javanna · 11/06/2012 16:35

Hi! Has anyone tried the Kegal electronic toners?? I keep having a look at them as the toner I bought doesnt seem to be helping at all :(

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Footle · 11/06/2012 20:15

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ThoughtBen10WasBadPokemonOMG · 11/06/2012 20:19

I had anterior and posterior repair about 11 wks ago and all is well. I was told that only surgery would fix mine and it has been very effective. I am only 35.

cocolepew · 11/06/2012 20:22

There is a long running thread about things like that. I cant link on my phone sorry. I had a prolapse at 32.

ThoughtBen10WasBadPokemonOMG · 11/06/2012 20:42

here

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