Vaginal Prolapse

Find Relief from Prolapse with Our Personalised Care

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Discover comprehensive solutions and compassionate care for prolapse at our leading gynaecology clinic in the UK. Our expert gynaecologists team in the UK supports you in developing a tailored Vaginal prolapse treatment plan for your needs, whether your symptoms are mild or severe.

From pelvic floor exercises and lifestyle changes to surgical options, we’ve dedicated ourselves to delivering the best care for you. Experience the latest technology and exceptional patient satisfaction, making us the perfect choice for women seeking vaginal prolapse treatment in the UK.

Pelvic Rehabilitation Therapy
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery

Vaginal Prolapse treatment Benefits

Restore normal bladder and bowel function

Improve sexual function and revive sexual activity

Enhance your mobility and physical activity

Restore the physical appearance of the affected area

Improve your quality of life

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What we offer?

At Top Gynaecologists in UK, we offer comprehensive and compassionate care for women suffering from vaginal prolapse. We have designed our services for Vaginal Prolapse diagnosis and its treatment, including physical exams, pelvic floor muscle assessments, and imaging tests. Our team of expert gynaecologists in UK works closely with our patients.

We provide non-surgical options like pelvic floor physical therapy, which involves exercises to strengthen the pelvic muscles, and the use of pelvic supports and devices, such as pessaries, to support the pelvic organs. Our clinic also provides a range of women’s health services, including prenatal care, well-woman checkups, and menopause management.

Surgical treatment for Vaginal prolapse

Typically, we recommend surgical treatment for women experiencing extreme discomfort or functional problems due to the descent of their pelvic organs. The surgical Vaginal prolapse treatment approach can improve the quality of life for women. The success of this surgery largely depends on proper pre-operative care, post-operative care, recovery time, and the understanding of possible complications.

#1 Pre-operative care

Pre-operative care is a crucial step in ensuring a successful outcome for the surgical treatment of prolapse. Proper preparation before the Vaginal prolapse treatment procedure can help you lower the risk of complications and improve the healing process. Some key aspects you’ve to consider in pre-operative care include:

Smoking can slow down the healing process and increase the risk of complications, so quit smoking before surgery.

You should discuss medications or supplements you consume with your doctor, as some of these may need to be stopped or adjusted before the procedure.

Eating a balanced diet and staying hydrated can help you improve overall health and support your healing process.
Alcohol and caffeine can increase the risk of complications, so it is best to avoid them.
Good personal hygiene can reduce the risk of infection, so take special care with showering and grooming before the procedure.
You should undergo a thorough checkup by the health care professional to ensure that you are an ideal candidate for the procedure and identify potential risk factors.

#2 Postoperative care

It is a critical component in the recovery process following surgical treatment for prolapse. Here are some aspects you should take into consideration in postoperative care:

Pain management and wound care

You should follow the doctor’s instructions for pain management and wound care to reduce the risk of complications. It may include taking prescribed pain medication and applying wound dressings as directed.
Antibiotics

Take the antibiotics as directed and finish the course to ensure the best outcome and reduce the chance of infection.
Hydration and nutrition

Staying hydrated and eating a balanced diet can support your healing process and help the body recover more quickly. You must aim to drink plenty of water and eat a healthy diet rich in nutrients and vitamins.
Avoiding heavy lifting and strenuous exercise

You should avoid heavy weight lifting and strenuous exercise for the recommended time to prevent straining the incision site and to heal properly.
Pelvic floor muscle exercise program

The Pelvic floor muscle exercise program can help you improve muscle tone and reduce the risk of recurrence. You should follow the doctor’s instructions for when and how to perform these exercises.

#3 Recovery Time

Most patients can return to normal activities within four to six weeks. It may take several months to complete recovery and regain maximum strength. You must understand that recovery time is not a set timeline and that each individual’s experience will be unique. Some patients can expect discomfort or pain during the first few days following surgery, which can be managed with pain medication. As the days pass, patients can expect to feel less discomfort and be able to resume normal activities.

#4 Possible Complications

Like any surgical procedure, Vaginal prolapse surgery carries a risk of complications. Some of the most common complications include:

Infection can occur at the surgical site and may cause redness, swelling, and discharge.
You may experience some bleeding after surgery. But report your doctor immediately if you have excessive bleeding.
Pain is a common side effect of surgery, but it should subside over time. If the pain is severe or persistent, you should contact the doctor.
Some may experience difficulty passing urine after surgery, but this is usually temporary.
In some cases, the prolapse may recur after surgery. It may require further surgery to correct.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1) How is prolapse diagnosed?

A doctor diagnoses Vaginal prolapse through a physical examination and pelvic exam. In some cases, they may also require additional tests such as an ultrasound or MRI.
Q2) What are the Vaginal prolapse treatment options?

Treatment options for Vaginal prolapse include lifestyle changes (such as maintaining a healthy weight and avoiding heavy lifting), pelvic floor muscle exercises, and surgery. The appropriate vaginal wall prolapse treatment will depend on the severity of the prolapse and the individual’s specific circumstances.
Q3) Is surgery the only option for treating prolapse?

No, surgery is not the only option for treating prolapse. In many cases, lifestyle changes and pelvic floor muscle exercises can effectively manage vaginal wall prolapse symptoms. Surgery is typically recommended only for more severe cases or when other treatments have been ineffective.
Q4) How are pelvic floor muscle exercises effective for vaginal wall prolapse treatment?

The pelvic floor muscle exercises can treat mild to moderate cases of prolapse. They can strengthen the muscles supporting the pelvic organs and prevent further descent.
Q5) Are there any risks associated with prolapse surgery?

Yes, like all surgeries, prolapse surgery carries certain risks, including infection, bleeding and complications with anaesthesia. However, the risks associated with vaginal wall prolapse surgery are generally low, and it is safe and effective.