Pessary for prolapse

Pessaries are medical devices inserted and worn in the vagina. They support the vaginal wall and help correct the position of displaced pelvic organs. You can usually insert and remove a pessary on your own, but you will still need to see...

How do you know if your pessary fits? Does your pessary feel uncomfortable? These 8 simple methods will help you know if your pessary fits well.

Pelvic floor health is so important, and so many women don't even know what pelvic floor therapy, prolapse and pessaries are!

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...

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...

Pelvic Prolapse tends to be a scary thought for most women. But have no fear! Pelvic Prolapse is more common than you might think – it’s also not as scary as you might imagine. Kristen Gerjevic, MD, discusses signs, symptoms, and treatments to help ease your mind: https://spr.ly/6498Rz2K0

The phrase “rectal prolapse” may be easily confused with the term “rectocele” yet they may be very distinct clinical presentations. A rectocele refers to a prolapse of the posterior wall of the vagina that allows the rectum to bulge forward towards the posterior vaginal wall. This condition occurs most often in women rather than men. A rectal prola...

If you have a uterine prolapse, it’s important to strengthen your pelvic floor with core exercises for a prolapsed uterus.

Rectal prolapse is a situation where part of the rectum, which is the final portion of your large intestine, protrudes out from the body.

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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.

Is surgery the best treatment for POP? Did you know surgery is not the only treatment option for pelvic organ prolapse. Let us help you decide. Learn more in our blog post! https://www.femicushion.com/blogs/femicushion/pop-surgery-pros-and-cons #pelvicorganprolapse #pelvicorganprolapsetreatment #POPtreatment #POP

Prolapse of the bladder is the most common type of pelvic organ prolapse. It is a condition where the bladder falls down into the vagina causing pain, urinary problems and other complications. It should be diagnosed and treated as soon as possible as leaving it alone will most likely worsen the condition.

@threesphysiyoga on Instagram: "If you have a prolapse and you’ve tried all the pelvic floor, core and breath work and yet there are still symptoms, we want you to try to this 🔹Prolapse is a pressure issue. As we move through life, bending, lifting, standing up from sitting, carrying things - these all create increased pressure in our core and therefore down into the pelvic floor It is that increased pressure that leads to prolapse. 👉It is why you can have really strong pelvic floor…

Did you know that INVERSION can be used to help prevent and/or manage pelvic organ prolapse (POP) symptoms?🤔 About 50 percent of women experience POP...