Yes, you can still have children after a prolapse. I’ve had 4 surgeries – which I never would have had, had I known about IncoStress.
Instead of surgery use IncoStress - you insert like a tampon & with it you identify which muscles you need to strengthen. By holding it in place, you strengthen your pelvic floor.
IncoStress is available on DryDiapersPlus ca along with a book called "Hold It Sister" which is a great book for explaining the pelvic floor & the exercises to strengthen it.
She didn't say whether or not a woman with the prolapse can have more children afterward if her symptoms have subsided. I know some one who has the condition, and want's to have more children. It's been about 4 yrs since her last child. If anyone has the answer to that write me back.
@DanaAzure I think kegels would be a better preventative measure, but once prolapse is happening, it may stabilize at an early degree of prolapse, but beyond that, not much could be done with kegels.
Yes, you can still have children after a prolapse. I’ve had 4 surgeries – which I never would have had, had I known about IncoStress.
Instead of surgery use IncoStress - you insert like a tampon & with it you identify which muscles you need to strengthen. By holding it in place, you strengthen your pelvic floor.
IncoStress is available on DryDiapersPlus ca along with a book called "Hold It Sister" which is a great book for explaining the pelvic floor & the exercises to strengthen it.
drydiapersplus 6 months ago
Nice presentation in simple words. keep it up
drameshpt1 1 year ago
Wouldn't a c-section cause more damage, since that in it's self has it's own risks?
special633 2 years ago
She didn't say whether or not a woman with the prolapse can have more children afterward if her symptoms have subsided. I know some one who has the condition, and want's to have more children. It's been about 4 yrs since her last child. If anyone has the answer to that write me back.
special633 2 years ago
i understand another birth would have to be by c section.
SkyBluPinked 2 years ago
I'm surprised that (hourly for 6 weeks) kegel excercises weren't mentioned as another option- especially for a 1st degree prolapse in younger women.
DanaAzure 3 years ago
@DanaAzure I think kegels would be a better preventative measure, but once prolapse is happening, it may stabilize at an early degree of prolapse, but beyond that, not much could be done with kegels.
S0XF0X 11 months ago
this is awesome. ty
DBCrowns 3 years ago
Didn't she just say that it was not a disease, and then turn around and call it a disease. Hum...
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