Pelvic organ prolapse
Start with understanding.
Pelvic organ prolapse occurs when a pelvic organ moves downward from its usual position. Symptoms and the degree of prolapse vary, making an individual evaluation important.
Concerns you can bring up.
- Pelvic heaviness or pressure
- A bulge in the vaginal area
- Bladder or bowel changes
- Concerns about pelvic support
What the next step can look like.
Your provider can explain the findings and discuss options based on your symptoms, medical history and goals. Ask about nonsurgical care, whether surgery is appropriate, and what follow-up may involve.
Based on the practice’s pelvic organ prolapse information. Individual evaluation is needed to determine appropriate care.