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How Can A Prolapsed Bladder Be Treated?

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Posted on Fri, 6 Jan 2017
Question: Is it possible for your urinary bladder to fall into urethra?
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Answered by Dr. Michelle Gibson James (33 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
prolapse/drop of the bladder can occur

Detailed Answer:
HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

Prolapse of an organ means that the organ (such as the bladder) drops or moves from its normal space and may therefore push against surrounding structures.

The bladder can prolapse (drop from its normal position). This is called a cystocele.
When it is very severe the bladder can appear at the opening of the vagina.

A cystocele/ prolapse or drop of the bladder , is diagnosed on physical examination. In some cases imaging is needed with a test called cystogram (x rays of the bladder).

If there are no symptoms and the prolapse is mild then treatment may not be necessary but if it is severe then surgically treatment may be recommended.

i hope this helps , feel free to ask any other questions
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Dr. Michelle Gibson James

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How Can A Prolapsed Bladder Be Treated?

Brief Answer: prolapse/drop of the bladder can occur Detailed Answer: HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Prolapse of an organ means that the organ (such as the bladder) drops or moves from its normal space and may therefore push against surrounding structures. The bladder can prolapse (drop from its normal position). This is called a cystocele. When it is very severe the bladder can appear at the opening of the vagina. A cystocele/ prolapse or drop of the bladder , is diagnosed on physical examination. In some cases imaging is needed with a test called cystogram (x rays of the bladder). If there are no symptoms and the prolapse is mild then treatment may not be necessary but if it is severe then surgically treatment may be recommended. i hope this helps , feel free to ask any other questions