These could be signs of a prolapsed bladder. While it sounds alarming, it's more common than you think-and highly treatable.

Prolapsed bladders are commonly associated with menopause. Prior to menopause, women’s bodies create the hormone estrogen, which helps keep the muscles in and around the vagina strong.

Prolapsed hemorrhoids are hemorrhoids that bulge outward from the anus. They're often treatable with self-care. Sometimes, you may need a medical procedure.

Prolapsed uterus doesn’t always require other treatment. But in severe cases, use of a vaginal pessary can provide the necessary support. There are a few surgical options as well.

Prolapsed stoma is when a piece of your intestine pushes out through the stoma, or opening, in your belly. It’s a possible complication of colostomy or ileostomy surgery. A prolapsed stoma may ...

A prolapsed womb will be defined as stage one to four, depending on severity. If you’re feeling at all concerned, please see your GP. This is not a condition that women have to live with and ...

A prolapsed bladder suggests that it is the front wall of the vagina (and the underlying bladder) that has started to bulge downwards. A bladder prolapse in medical terms is known as a cystocele ...

Could having a prolapsed womb stop me from falling pregnant? I have been trying for a baby for 3 years - 2 unsuccessful IVF's. Would GIFT be more successful with a prolapsed womb? Answer::A prolpased ...

Hi Doctor I'm in my early 30s and generally very healthy. Because of my age, my boyfriend and I are thinking of having a child now. I have been looking for information on the internet. I came across ...