is there surgery for uterine prolapse, besides a hysterectamy?
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Hun, your question got put into the Heart section.
I see your new at this. I suspect Answers picked up on the word prolapse and put it in here. You can select the section which would be under Health - women's heath.
Go easy on us.You have posted your question under heart diseases. I think you would get better information by posting it under Woman's HealthEither way, the best thing to do is see your doctor. I know it can be embarrassing, but often it's the best course of action.
At best, they'll say it's perfectly normal. At worst, they'll give you advise on what needs to be done.there is a pessary that can be put in for temporary support, you have to take it out for cleanings every now and again. Talk to your GYN about it. Make sure you are doing your kegel exercises to strengthen that pelvic floor...
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