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Re: cystoceleFrom: Mrs. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 27 Feb 1998 16:57:13 -0600 (CST)
At Fri, 27 Feb 1998, vickie wrote: > >I am 33 years old a just recently diagnosed with a cystocele >I have a lot of pressure and pain associated with this, >I went to a obgyn doctor and he told me to lose weight and >do kegel exercises and that it would go back to where it was >suppose to. I am willing to do this but is there hope if this does not >work, also i have inconitence problem, my regular doctor said for right >now we had to follow this recommendation and try it for at least a >month. any suggestions.my regular doctor said they did not do surgery >because of my age. this is really a depressing issue. I started out being told the same thing do kegel's. I have had surgery since then to repair this problem exactly like the one you wrote about. I HAD THE SAME SYMPTOMS. You are the patient you are in charge. If you are unhappy with just trying kegel's get a second opinion then a third if you need to. There is absolutly no excuse to live with urinary incontinence. Stay on top of it I am only about 10 years older than you, age should not be an issue. You are the issue and you should never, ever take what has been said as the last word. I am not trying to sound pushy however had I not had any prodding I would have lived with urinary incontinence for the next million years. Please get a second opinion. You will save alot of embarrassment and shame not to mention money on things to help the incontinence problem...GET A SECOND OPINION!!!!!!!!!!!
-- Mrs. Blakely
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