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Re: Genital ProlapseFrom: Helen (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun, 27 Oct 2002 00:46:15 -0500 (CDT)
At Sat, 26 Oct 2002, Heatherdawn wrote: > >I live in Orange County, CA. > >At Sat, 26 Oct 2002, Heatherdawn wrote: >> >>I have a genital prolapse of some sort and really need an MD who deals >>with this often enough to know what to do about it. I've been to 3 >>different ObGyns, an endorcinologist (I have PCOS) and a urologist. >>Everyone has told me it's not a big deal and to just go with it. It >>gets in the way of sitting, having sex w/ my husband and trying to pee >>in a cup for any kind of test is a disaster. The only suggestion I got >>(from the urologist) was a pessary , and then he said I was too young >>for that. One ObGyn told me to wait until after I had children and then >>get surgery for it another told me to find a sexual position that >>doesn't hurt (hello, there are none). >> >>I have read about biofeedback and hormone therapy - but my questions are >>met by blank stares and shakes of the head. I get the feeling that no >>one wants to deal with it. I've been asking about it and dealing with >>it for 6.5 years. >> >>Any MD refferals or other suggestions for me? I am 5'9.5", 160 lbs, 31.9 >>years old - no children. Have you been to a urogynecologist - they deal specifically with pelvic floor problems? And you are not too young for a pessary but have they diagnosed exactly which prolapse you have? ie cystocele, rectocele, uterine prolapse? Also try the following site - http://www.communities.ninemsn.com.au/choiceforprolapse. They wil be able to giveyou some good advice. Good luck.
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