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VAGINAL PROLAPSE
Our leading gynaecologists can diagnose and treat vaginal prolapse with advanced reconstructive surgery
Over time, a woman's pelvic floor muscles are weakened by pregnancy, child birth and weight gain. These muscles support the uterus, small bowel, colon and bladder, and if the muscles weaken these organs may bulge into the vagina. This causes pain, possible incontinence and makes it hard to pass a bowel movement.
A woman may experience different types of prolapse as different areas of pelvic floor muscle weaken. It's possible for the uterus, rectum, bowel or bladder to fall into the vagina. General symptoms of vaginal prolapse include:
If you can see a lump of bulge coming out the vagina, you may need to seek urgent medical help.
This content is intended for general information only and does not replace the need for personal advice from a qualified health professional.