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Prolapsed bladder?
I am worried I am developing a prolapsed bladder and I am terrified of finding out something is seriously wrong. I have no pain passing urine but every now and then I feel something blocking the opening of my vagina I don't know if it's swelling or dropping but it is where my urine actually comes out and it's swelled and I am terrified that something is seriously wrong and keep putting off going to the doctors because I am scared. It has happened before and gone away but it's here again and I am concerned. I have had a child 7 years ago so I don't know if that's what has triggered it I am just scared and confused at the moment
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
You are not alone. I would suggest you visit this site for more information. Take the Floor. Voices for PFD
http://www.voicesforpfd.org/p/cm/ld/fid=6
J. Kyle Mathews, MD
http://www.voicesforpfd.org/p/cm/ld/fid=6
J. Kyle Mathews, MD
I also had a problem with a prolapsed bladder. After surfing the internet (and being terrified of having surgery) I came across a company FEMBRACE that has a product V-Brace. It has helped me tremendously. I
put it on in the morning when I get up in the morning and wear it all day.
It has saved my life...No Jokes intended. Good luck to you and all fellow sufferers
put it on in the morning when I get up in the morning and wear it all day.
It has saved my life...No Jokes intended. Good luck to you and all fellow sufferers
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