do you have to have a prolapse to have stress incontinence?

do you have to have a prolapse to have stress incontinence?
Best answer:
No, you don't necessarily have to have a prolapse to have stress incontinence.

I would recommend consulting a urogynecologist if you haven't already. These are gynecologists who specialize in treating pelvic floor issues in women. And some of the ways that they do it does not necessarily require doing surgery.

What could this be?
Best answer:
Since the uterus is literally falling into her vagina, it would put pressure on the rectum which is almost directly behind it. When the lower bowel is filled with stool it would be even more painful.
Hope that helps.

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