Uterine prolapse is medically called Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP). This problem is called the fusion of the bladder, uterus and large intestine, which are close to the vaginal wall, with the vaginal wall and herniation in that area.
Uterine and urinary bladder prolapse can cause various problems in people's daily lives. Many women over the age of 30 who have given birth are exposed to this problem.
Uterine and bladder prolapse, which negatively affects social life, can also cause problems in sexual life.
How Frequently Is the Problem of Uterine Prolapse?
Almost 50% of women over the age of 30 who have given birth suffer from uterine prolapse. In younger people, this condition can be seen at a rate of 3%. It is observed that 10% of all age groups complain of uterine prolapse.
What are the Causes of Uterine and Urinary Bladder Prolapse?
Giving birth at a late age
Frequent birth
Obesity
How is the diagnosis made?
A definitive diagnosis of uterine prolapse can only be made by an expert. It is possible with a detailed examination by a physician. Because more than one different disease that has very similar characteristics to the problem of uterine prolapse may come to the fore. Pelvic examination is essential to make a definitive diagnosis.
Can Uterine and Urinary Bladder Prolapse Be Treated?
To make a definitive diagnosis , a pelvic examination is required. Uterine prolapse is a disease that must be treated. Since this problem is a problem that will negatively affect the patient's quality of life and sexual life, it is wrong to expect it to get better on its own without treatment. Once the disease is diagnosed, a treatment plan is made in accordance with the patient's condition and the level of the problem.
Uterine and urinary bladder prolapse can be treated surgically. Apart from the surgical method; vaginal ring, pelvic floor muscle exercise, and estrogen therapy can be applied.
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