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Anyone had bladder, rectal and uterine prolapse surgery?

Posted by harper7745 @harper7745, May 9, 2023

Has anyone had surgery for bladder prolapse, rectal prolapse or uterine prolapse, or all of them. How was the outcome, recovery, etc.
Thank you. Louise Harper

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researchmaven | @researchmaven | May 23, 2024
In reply to @harper7745 "There was no other option for me. I had the surgery June 8, and would do..." + (show)
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There was no other option for me. I had the surgery June 8, and would do it again in a heartbeat. I did not want the pessary at all.

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That is great news, harper7745 !

I have prolapse in all three, and my excellent (and candid) urogyn doctor said that only 2 of the 3 prolapses could be fixed in a single surgery.

Since my ring pessary works like a charm and I am happy with it (I remove it at night), I will only consider surgery if needed.

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islandjude | @islandjude | Mar 8 8:38am
In reply to @sharnie "I had bladder prolapse surgery - Colpoclesi - and it took care of it, gave me..." + (show)
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I had bladder prolapse surgery - Colpoclesi - and it took care of it, gave me a new lease on life.

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@sharnie hi, I'm new to this group. Just found out I have a stage 3 bladder prolapse and am waiting to be fitted with a pessary. Some Google results say that a lot of my fairly severe GI tract issues could be connected to this. Any experience with this?

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pamela43 | @pamela43 | Mar 8 4:39pm

I would like to avoid surgery for rectal prolapse. The earliest I can meet with the rectal colon surgeon is 3 1/2 months away.
anyone have any ideas.

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