Re: ?'s about prolapse

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Can't tell from here. One weakened area doesn't mandate another weakened area.

>She is in great
>distress as she is 25 years old. She does not think it was caused from
>the birth but rather from severely straining shortly afert.

Most likely from pregnany and birth actually.

>What
>treatment options are out there as she was very, very active but also
>wish to have two more children (if possible) and yet keep her quality of
>life.

Pessary (we've discussed this recently and can be found on the archives either here or on the Women's Forum) or no therapy til after finishing childbearing.

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