During surgery, the top of the vagina is attached to the lower abdominal wall, the lower back (lumbar) spine, or ligaments of the pelvis. Vaginal vault prolapse is usually repaired through the vagina or an abdominal incision and may involve use of either your tissue or artificial material. Post-op no lifting anything heavier than a gallon of milk.
For partial prolapse in adults, excess tissue is surgically tied off with special bands causing the tissue to wither in a few days.
Complete prolapse requires surgery. Different surgical techniques are used, but all involve anchoring the rectum to other parts of the body,
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Take it to a vet for treatment ! It may require an operation under general anaesthetic to repair the prolapse.
If a rectal prolapse reoccurs, it's important to consult with a healthcare professional. Treatment options may include lifestyle modifications, pelvic floor exercises, stool softeners, or surgical repair depending on the severity of the prolapse. The underlying cause of the prolapse should also be addressed to prevent future recurrences.
Christiaan Frederick Krige has written: 'Vaginal hysterectomy and genital prolapse repair'
Assuming vaginal prolapse, other possible treatments could include anything from estrogen replacement therapy to strengthen the vaginal wall, insertion of a pessary, or anterior posterior vaginal repair and sacrospinous colopexy. Options depend on severity of prolapse. In severe cases there are 2 options; obliterative (colpocleisis) or reconstructive (AP repair). Colpocleisis is generally reserved for severe prolapse in patients who are no longer sexually active. AP repair may preserve sexual function but does not attain the near 100% efficacy of colpocleisis.
Front wall prolapse. A rectocoele is a prolapse of the back wall
Sutures are removed three to 14 days after the repair is completed.
Procidentia is the term used to describe the complete prolapse of the uterus, some times the prolapse of the uterus.
Risks of cystocele repair include potential complications associated with anesthesia, infection, bleeding, injury to other pelvic structures, dyspareunia (painful intercourse), recurrent prolapse, and failure to correct the defect.
Surgery is generally not performed unless the symptoms of the prolapse have begun to interfere with daily life.Surgery is generally reserved for stage III and IV cystoceles
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Prolapse is the term meaning dropping of an organ.