Will get an e off to you tonight!
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thank yoy sher I have left you a note please pm me
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I can certainly understand why you are upset, whenever we have surgery to repair something we expect it to stay fixed. I always refer women to urogynecologists for pelvic organ prolapse, I agree that this should be addressed by someone beyond a pelvic flloor nurse for exercises. There are many types of physicians who perform surgery for POP but I always refer women to urogynecologists because they are the specialists and the pelvic floor is a very intricate mix of organs and support tissues-it truly takes a specialistt to get it right. Also there are 5 types of POP and if you have more issues going on besides cystocele, a urogyn could address them in one surgery.
Please do not feel you are not a woman, know that there are 28 million women in the US alone with pelvic floor disorders, it just doesn't get talked about-something I'm trying to change. Has anyone recommended you try a pessary in the meantime?
Check with your local hospital to see if there is a urogyn on staff that you can contact. I am out of town right now, will be back at my desk late Monday, if you don't have any luck finding a urogyn let me know and I can send you a PM (private message) on how to locate one in your area.
Hang in there, there is hope to return to normal again!
Sher