I'm too tired to even make this post longer than a few sentences..
But, did anyone suffer with vaginal wall prolapse after giving birth, and if so what did you do about it?
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Oh dear! I'm 6 weeks tomorrow pp, no I've not been to the doctors, I haven't had chance (or courage!).I'm too tired to even make this post longer than a few sentences..
But, did anyone suffer with vaginal wall prolapse after giving birth, and if so what did you do about it?
X
I'm 10 weeks 5 days pp and in sure u have uterine prolapse. I really need to go to the doctors to get checked but I keep hoping it will correct itself 😐
I keep doing pelvic floor exercises hoping they will help!
Have you been to the doctors ? X
Oh dear! I'm 6 weeks tomorrow pp, no I've not been to the doctors, I haven't had chance (or courage!).I'm too tired to even make this post longer than a few sentences..
But, did anyone suffer with vaginal wall prolapse after giving birth, and if so what did you do about it?
X
I'm 10 weeks 5 days pp and in sure u have uterine prolapse. I really need to go to the doctors to get checked but I keep hoping it will correct itself 😐
I keep doing pelvic floor exercises hoping they will help!
Have you been to the doctors ? X
I've also been doing pelvic floor exercises in hope it will go away but I'm thinking a trip to the docs will be needed if only to put my mind as ease.
God, as if we haven't been through enough.
What's going on downstairs in that department for you to think urineary prolapse? X
I wanted to update about myself. I am 12 weeks pp tomorrow and have noticed definite improvement in this last week! It does take time. 6 weeks pp is only a short amount of time don't expect to be back to normal then because you'll panic if you're not like me. Give yourself at least 4 months! XI'm too tired to even make this post longer than a few sentences..
But, did anyone suffer with vaginal wall prolapse after giving birth, and if so what did you do about it?
X