Rectocele surgery during uterine prolapse treatment

Hey, don't be scared. Everything is going to be ok, trust me. I was in similar situation, but in the end, I didn't have to go to the surgery. Sure, I was scared, but then I realized that this is maybe the only uterine prolapse treatment and sure, it is better to be treated than be sick, right? So I understand your concern, but you will be OK. Every problem, even this one can be solved with the surgery. Complications sure can occur, but it is minor. You are in the good hands. When is the surgery scheduled? Good luck. 

Hi.

Hm, I can say that I am pretty sure that nonsurgical and surgical methods as well are available for treating symptomatic patients with rectocele. Now, I am not sure what you prefer, but I do know that this type of the treatment is determined by the age of the patient and the desire for future fertility. There are so many other things, but I believe that those two things are most important. Ladies usually go to consult their physician, because he is there to inform women of their treatment options and the potential benefits and risks of each option.

The biggest problem is when people came to me telling me that they have heard about this surgery, about this procedure, and they do know something about it, not all, but they are willing to do that. That is a mistake because, before you decide something, you need to know what this is. Now, you need to be aware that rectal prolapse surgery is a procedure to repair rectal prolapse. This usually occurs when the last part of the large intestine stretches and protrudes from the anus. Why is this surgery important?
Because it puts the rectum back in place and there are a number of ways to do rectal prolapse surgery, so your doctor should tell you more about it.

Had it. Been there seen that. Or should I say, feel that? Because it was in pain before I did this surgery and I was thinking that this nightmare won't be done ever. Then I find out about this and my doctor explained to me that this is a surgical repair of rectoceles and enteroceles is used to manage symptoms such as movement of the intestine that pushes against the wall of the vagina. Once you do it, the treatment comes next. And trust me, you can do a lot in the treatment. Just follow your doctor instructions, don't do anything that can cause a pain for you, and I am sure that you will be just fine. I know, because I had this issue.

Hello. My mom had this surgery, six years ago. Of course, there is a possibility for a nonsurgical and surgical treatment as well, it is up to you and your doctor to decide which one is the best. Both of that treatment is available for treating symptomatic patients with rectocele. How doctor will set up your treatment depends on your age, do you want to be a mom and so many other things. This all can prevent some medical complications. Sure, there are some benefits, but the side - effects as well. Medical treatment options for women with symptoms primarily consist of fiber supplementation to manage stool consistency, splinting or management with pessaries. Another one, a physical therapy, and biofeedback can also improve patient ability to defecate.It is pretty much successful operation.