Bladder prolapse

Prolapse can be a scary word, but it simply means that your bladder is lacking some essential support. Here's how to get it back so you can feel better in your body.

Feeling a heaviness or pressure in your pelvic floor region? It could be a pelvic organ prolapse. Read this can't miss article to learn more about what a #prolapse feels like and what can be done to manage it.

Did you know that prolapse affects 52 million women in this country?! We're sharing 6 signs to look for that may indicate you have a prolapsed bladder. We want to break it down by looking at: what it is, what it feels like, what it does to your life, plus more.

While you may not be able to fix a prolapsed bladder without surgery, a doctor shares how to manage the condition and ease symptoms like urinary incontinence.

Many women with a prolapsed bladder have a difficult time finding a sleeping position that feels comfortable. Read our tips on the best sleeping positions when you have a bladder prolapse.

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Are you experiencing issues that may indicate something is wrong with your pelvic organs? Pelvic organ prolapse may be the cause. This condition occurs when one or more of your pelvic organs, such as your bladder, uterus, or rectum, drop from their normal position because of weak or damaged pelvic floor muscles. Learn about the signs and symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse and what you need to know about this condition.

I had pelvic surgery to repair my vaginal prolapse. Luckily, I was prepared! I knew what questions to ask and how to prepare my body for surgery. Not every woman is so lucky. That's why I created my pelvic surgery success program. Learn more about pelvic floor repair surgery, recovery time, and my program on this blog post.

Pelvic organ prolapse is extremely common and things such as a prolapsed uterus can have many symptoms. You could also have vaginal prolapse with which can't...

Learn to recognize the signs of a prolapsed bladderExperts say that your bladder may fall from it's normal position in your pelvis if your pelvic floor becomes too weak or there's too much pressure on it. When this happens, your bladder...

Urinary Incontinence is very common amongst women who are diagnosed with pelvic organ prolapse especially bladder prolapse (cystocele) and women who had gone through childbirth. Bladder control problems can be mild but also cause a burden on daily life. #pelvicorganprolapse #prolapse #femicushion #pelvicfloorexercises #pelvichealth #pelvicorganprolapsesymptoms #prolapseduterus #prolapsedbladder

I think I might have pelvic organ prolapse. What are some of the symptoms for which I should be aware? Remember the hammock in your grandparents' back yard?

Constipation and prolapse: Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist techniques for overcoming constipation and prolapse for complete emptying.

Pelvic organ prolapse is an extremely common condition impacting up to 50% of women. It can impact you physically and emotionally, but the good news? There's hope! And there's help. Follow the link for a blog that will relieve your worries. #pelvicfloor #pelvichealth #womenshealth #womensfitness #vibrantpelvichealth #drbri

Do you ever say the wrong thing but have the right intentions? This happened to me recently, when someone wrote in asking about my pelvic floor program for strengthening after a prolapse repair. I love helping women resolve or decrease prolapse naturally, but sometimes surgery is needed. I was very happy she was considering the … Prolapse Surgery Success Rate Read More »