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Possible vaginal prolapse
I have a bulge like tissue protruding from my vagina. I believe its some kind of vaginal prolapse. It's not painful and I dont have any other symptoms. Its round and located posterior and very close to my vaginal opening. Any suggestions or diagnosis
Hi I or no one else on this forum can give you a diagnoses.We are not doctors.If you feel like you have a prolapsed cervix make an appointment with your gynecologist.Take care of your self.TNT406
sassypants- That's sounds like what I just went through. Do you happen to be on birth control right now? Have you had a baby? I can tell you what happened with mine, if you'd like. A few threads down I posted about "prolapsed uterus".
TNT406- the top of this box I am posting this in right now says this is a patient-to-patient forum, so people should already be aware that there are no doctor's on here.
People just want to know if anyone else is or has experienced anything like what they are going through. And some people are worried while waiting on their doctor appointment and want to see if they can discuss it with another person who has gone through something similar, or has any knowledge about it.
TNT406- the top of this box I am posting this in right now says this is a patient-to-patient forum, so people should already be aware that there are no doctor's on here.
People just want to know if anyone else is or has experienced anything like what they are going through. And some people are worried while waiting on their doctor appointment and want to see if they can discuss it with another person who has gone through something similar, or has any knowledge about it.
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