thread: TMI - my vagina is falling out?

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  1. #1
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    Jan 2007
    Perth - NOR
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    i would get it checked out. I have a slight prolapse, and, i get where squidipa is coming from..
    They wont get the men in white coats after you.. i am sure they have seen lots worse, and come across far more difficult patients. To put your mind, and your DH's mind at ease, get it checked. Perhaps they can do something now, or, again, like squidipa, recommened a c/s to prevent to much further damage.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jan 2008
    3,305

    i would get it checked out. I have a slight prolapse, and, i get where squidipa is coming from..
    They wont get the men in white coats after you.. i am sure they have seen lots worse, and come across far more difficult patients. To put your mind, and your DH's mind at ease, get it checked. Perhaps they can do something now, or, again, like squidipa, recommened a c/s to prevent to much further damage.
    they have presasarie ( i know i spelt this wrong but sounds like that) rings you can use its like a curtain ring thats flexible rubber like and the gyno inserts it up there you take out and wash tho but it helps support the uterus. This didn't work for me tho but may for u if u have a prolaps.

  3. #3
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    Jan 2007
    Perth - NOR
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    thanks for that. so far, has not been an issue with this preg, i used to have lots of 'my bits are falling out' feelings (physically as well) while af was visiting..
    So far so good thou, but, after this preg, once we decide if we are to stop at 2, will perhaps see what can be done to fix it more permantly, as i hate that feeling.

  4. #4
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    Feb 2007
    126

    I'd get it checked out

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    Sydney
    4,081

    Go see your dr, sweety. It's something that you shouldn't have to guess about. Honestly, when you are pregnant there are so many weirdo aches, pains and odd feelings. I am sure your description won't make them think you're crazy. And it'll be a load off your mind, and possibly depending on what is causing the feeling they may be able to fix it for you. All good, I reckon! GL.

  6. #6
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    Aug 2003
    Redcliffe Peninsula (Brisbane)
    48

    Hi,

    I agree with everyone else, get it checked out!

    I didnt have a prolapse in my second pregnancy however I did have a pain like the one you describe often. I was carrying twins and I presume one of them was sitting/hitting nerves when I sat or stood certain ways.

    I am glad to say mine is gone completely however reading your description made me remember it well.

    Please get it checked but I wish you all the best

    kaety

  7. #7
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber. Love a friend xxx

    Sep 2008
    Melbourne
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    Hey Sachy, just wondering how you're going. Did you manage to get some answers?