Pelvic prolapse and back pain

Hello @darlia. I am actually wondering if the correlation may stem from weak pelvic floor muscles, as prolapse and low back pain are known to both stem from that. Here is a link to the Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Program that may give you more information that could be helpful.

- Mayo Clinic Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Program in Minnesota: https://www.mayoclinic.org/departments-centers/pelvic-floor-dysfunction-program/overview/ovc-20467221

Have you researched pelvic floor muscles previously?

I have read up on this because I am supposed to have surgery to fix it. One of the symptoms of this condition is lower back pain

I had pelvic/rectal prolapse a yr ago and had to have surgery to fix it but there are many different options yo have it fixed just depends on how severe it is. I seen a urologist for it and the recovery was 6-8 weeks. Then I did some pelvic floor physical therapy.