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Bladder prolapse
Does bladder prolapse cause pain between urethra and vagina and dose it increase on standing and walking and relive after voiding now i am in 4 th month of postpartum. i am doing for pelvic exercise for more than one month yet it doesn't resolved
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It requires combined effort of gynaecologist and physiotherapist . Please meet a gyno and then consult me all ultrasound and other reports . As I am maternity physiotherapist of top IT sector I can guide you proper exercises.
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Consult your gynaecologist and then check with physio
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Hi if there is any complications stop doing exercise now and visit to your Gynochologist doctor.
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Take care of your regular posture
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Consult with the gynaecologist first, the if advised you can consult in person with physiotherapist expert in pelvic floor treatment
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You need to visit a gynaecologist. Advised to go for a check up
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Yes, bladder prolapse can cause pressure or pain that worsens with standing or walking. However, postpartum muscle spasm, scar tissue, or nerve irritation can cause similar symptoms. A gynecologist can confirm the diagnosis, and a pelvic floor physiotherapist can assess and provide appropriate treatment if needed.
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Dr. Afsa Rafiq (PT)
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Srinagar
Consult gynaecologist and pelvic floor physiotherapist
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