Hello, I know I can join the prolapse thread and will but started own thread for bit more traffic?
I have lots of prolapse and have previously had burch, anterior and posterior repair - abdominally, then another baby, and now got it all badly again. But the worst is the elongated cervix - which protrudes a lot when I ovulate and makes me miserable, usually its just inside, but gets worse every month during ovulation and if I lift too much, run about too much etc etc. I have dealt with this for 14 years but this is the worst it has ever been (cervix wise - which I know is also uterine prolapse) and I am finding it a little bit depressing. I would really like to avoid hysterectomy for the time being, am not totally against it - I just wondered if there was anyone out there who had had surgery specifically for this. ie manchester procedure, cardinal ligament suspension - no mesh. I suspect I will eventually end up with vault prolapse if I go hysterectomy route and am trying to avoid as long as possible.
I think I should also get back to exercise, as I did feel better when I exercised - no running though. I have moved house twice in 7 weeks so the lifting hasnt helped.
I really just want the doc to amputate the lower part of my cervix but from what I have read this will not solve the problem. The uterus is likely to prolapse further.
OK, time for a glass of wine, TIA for your help.