Pelvic Tissue Prolapse (Something Coming Down)
One of the symptoms of this is the feeling of 'something coming down' or indeed a laxity in the vagina.
Childbirth is mostly the main cause and women often put up with the problems that prolapse causes
for many years. Many patients report difficulty emptying their bowels
effectively when they defecate and others have co-existing urinary
difficulties including incontinence. Many women also have difficulty with
intercourse or the protrusion of a lump from the vagina, especially at the end of the day or when exercising.
A thorough assessment will lead to effective therapies being offered and this will include physiotherapy and / or surgery. The pros and cons of surgery will be discussed in detail and of course your views will be paramount. Sometimes, bowel symptoms will need thorough assessment by a doctor specialising in bowel problems and tests and / or a referral will be arranged.
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