A hysterectomy is not the only solution for uterine prolapse. While it may be necessary in some cases, especially where the ...

Bladder leakage or a feeling as though their bladder is going to fall out, is something women often believe is a normal part ...

As a urogynecologist I care exclusively for women with pelvic floor problems. These are the women with leaking bladders and weak supporting tissues allowing the vaginal walls to bulge outside.

Vaginal prolapse occurs when pelvic organs migrate down towards the opening of the vagina. It typically occurs because of muscle weakening due to age, giving birth, heavy lifting, and more.

Uterine prolapse is often associated with a concomitant rectocele, cystocele, and/or an enterocele. Moderate degrees of prolapse are often associated with a feeling of pelvic heaviness or fullness ...

How is it treated? Severe prolapse, which persistently extends through the vagina and causes significant discomfort, is often managed with surgery. But it is not always required.

Summary The treatment of vaginal vault prolapse can be difficult and challenging. A detailed history and physical exam are important in order to formulate a successful treatment plan. A directed ...

However, contrary to popular belief, pelvic floor problems aren’t only caused by pregnancy and childbirth. In fact, research shows that intense physical activity, even in women who have never been ...