Can prolapse be seen on ultrasound or MRI?
Can prolapse be seen on ultrasound or MRI? Pelvic organ prolapse is usually diagnosed by examination, but ultrasound or MRI can sometimes be used to clarify…
What specialist treats pelvic organ prolapse?
What specialist treats pelvic organ prolapse? Pelvic organ prolapse is usually treated by a gynaecologist or urogynaecologist. For some women, specialist pelvic health physiotherapists and continence…
How often should prolapse be monitored?
How often should prolapse be monitored? The frequency of monitoring for pelvic organ prolapse depends on your symptoms and treatment plan. Mild or stable prolapse may…
Can prolapse be misdiagnosed as other conditions?
Can prolapse be misdiagnosed as other conditions? Yes, pelvic organ prolapse can occasionally be confused with other conditions that cause similar symptoms, such as vaginal cysts,…
What questions should you ask about prolapse?
What questions should you ask about prolapse? It’s helpful to prepare questions for your prolapse appointment. Consider asking about your type and stage of prolapse, treatment…
What is anterior vaginal wall repair surgery?
What is anterior vaginal wall repair surgery? Anterior vaginal wall repair surgery (anterior colporrhaphy) is an operation to fix a prolapsed bladder (cystocele) by strengthening the…
Can prolapse get better without treatment?
Can prolapse get better without treatment? Mild pelvic organ prolapse may improve with lifestyle changes and pelvic floor exercises, but most prolapse does not fully resolve…
Can prolapse surgery be done robotically?
Can prolapse surgery be done robotically? Yes, many prolapse surgeries—including sacrocolpopexy—can be performed using robotic-assisted techniques. Robotic surgery offers high precision and often allows for a…
What is sacrocolpopexy for prolapse repair?
What is sacrocolpopexy for prolapse repair? Sacrocolpopexy is a surgical procedure to repair pelvic organ prolapse, especially vaginal vault or uterine prolapse. It uses a synthetic…
How long does prolapse mesh surgery take?
How long does prolapse mesh surgery take? Prolapse mesh surgery usually takes between 60 and 120 minutes, depending on the complexity and type of repair. The…
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