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Couldn't pelvic floor exercises do that?
Sorry I'm actually genuinely curious. I do a lot of pelvic floor exercises as I like to not pee when I sneeze or laugh and having had 6 children it took its toll. |
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"Couldn't pelvic floor exercises do that?
Sorry I'm actually genuinely curious. I do a lot of pelvic floor exercises as I like to not pee when I sneeze or laugh and having had 6 children it took its toll. "
Pelvic floor exercises aren't going to fix or prevent everything, no. I've had one vag repair done, but it's failed already 
Hope all is well with your ladybits, OP. It's a difficult recovery for some people. |
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"Couldn't pelvic floor exercises do that?
Sorry I'm actually genuinely curious. I do a lot of pelvic floor exercises as I like to not pee when I sneeze or laugh and having had 6 children it took its toll.
Pelvic floor exercises aren't going to fix or prevent everything, no. I've had one vag repair done, but it's failed already
Hope all is well with your ladybits, OP. It's a difficult recovery for some people. "
this is why i was asking as I suffered intensive damage and was only offered a electric machine to assist with my pelvic floor. I'm guessing its not available on the nhs .. |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it "
Typically people who have that procedure pay for it. I’m guessing that’s why people have assumed you did. |
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"Just uploaded a couple of pics, Not really much I can say really but just about ready for action again, hubby had quick test and said reminds him of when I was young lol  "
It looks very useable to me....  |
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"Couldn't pelvic floor exercises do that?
Sorry I'm actually genuinely curious. I do a lot of pelvic floor exercises as I like to not pee when I sneeze or laugh and having had 6 children it took its toll.
Pelvic floor exercises aren't going to fix or prevent everything, no. I've had one vag repair done, but it's failed already
Hope all is well with your ladybits, OP. It's a difficult recovery for some people. this is why i was asking as I suffered intensive damage and was only offered a electric machine to assist with my pelvic floor. I'm guessing its not available on the nhs .. "
Pelvic organ prolapse repair and injury to the architecture of the pelvic floor is definitely covered by the NHS. Cosmetic surgery for purely aesthetic reasons are not, generally. My surgery was not aesthetic, it was to repair damage. I'm awaiting further (NHS) surgery now too. I've been waiting for well over a year since being out on the surgical list and about 2 years since being referred to the clinician who is treating me.
Not all pelvic organ injury can be surgically repaired and it's come on a lot in the past years, but I know my Grandma had surgery for prolapse in the late 1960s, so it's not entirely new. Hers was NHS too. |
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it "
this is why I'm curious... as I said.. I had a lot of damage and was basically told pelvic floor exercises .... so was unaware this was available.... as not even been anything suggested.
I didn't mean it in a bad way. I was curious as well... have had issues myself and being told to suck it up buttercup etc xx |
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it this is why I'm curious... as I said.. I had a lot of damage and was basically told pelvic floor exercises .... so was unaware this was available.... as not even been anything suggested.
I didn't mean it in a bad way. I was curious as well... have had issues myself and being told to suck it up buttercup etc xx"
It's never too late to ask for referral to a urogynaecologist. Ordinary gynaecologists are usually not specialised enough. |
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By *ornycougaWoman 33 weeks ago
NOT IN THE UK Wherever I lay my hat |
"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it
Typically people who have that procedure pay for it. I’m guessing that’s why people have assumed you did. "
You used the word 'designer' In the context of a vag this is usually associated with a cosmetic procedure rather than a medically necessary procedure |
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it this is why I'm curious... as I said.. I had a lot of damage and was basically told pelvic floor exercises .... so was unaware this was available.... as not even been anything suggested.
I didn't mean it in a bad way. I was curious as well... have had issues myself and being told to suck it up buttercup etc xx
It's never too late to ask for referral to a urogynaecologist. Ordinary gynaecologists are usually not specialised enough. "
My gyne Is rubbish anyway.. am waiting now till I move but thanks. Its given me food for thought x |
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it
Typically people who have that procedure pay for it. I’m guessing that’s why people have assumed you did.
You used the word 'designer' In the context of a vag this is usually associated with a cosmetic procedure rather than a medically necessary procedure "
To be fair "repaired vagina after medically necessary surgery" is less catchy! |
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it
Typically people who have that procedure pay for it. I’m guessing that’s why people have assumed you did.
You used the word 'designer' In the context of a vag this is usually associated with a cosmetic procedure rather than a medically necessary procedure
To be fair "repaired vagina after medically necessary surgery" is less catchy!"
Although as it turns out more accurate |
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it
Typically people who have that procedure pay for it. I’m guessing that’s why people have assumed you did.
You used the word 'designer' In the context of a vag this is usually associated with a cosmetic procedure rather than a medically necessary procedure
To be fair "repaired vagina after medically necessary surgery" is less catchy!
Although as it turns out more accurate "
It's a bit like saying New Smile - meaning you had a couple of fillings done, vs getting Turkey teeth  |
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it
Typically people who have that procedure pay for it. I’m guessing that’s why people have assumed you did.
You used the word 'designer' In the context of a vag this is usually associated with a cosmetic procedure rather than a medically necessary procedure
To be fair "repaired vagina after medically necessary surgery" is less catchy!"
yeah I'd agree.. and I've had a sneaky look and have to say I'd never guess Any work had been done as looks great x |
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By *ornycougaWoman 33 weeks ago
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Sorry OP but this is a wasted opportunity imho. You could have framed this as an interesting topic about why a medically necessary procedure was undertaken downstairs, what the benefits have been and seek the experiences of others. Instead it has come across - to me anyway - as "look at my shiny new gash". A number of people have opened up the topic to have an informative discussion on here so why not run with that rather than being defensive? |
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"Sorry OP but this is a wasted opportunity imho. You could have framed this as an interesting topic about why a medically necessary procedure was undertaken downstairs, what the benefits have been and seek the experiences of others. Instead it has come across - to me anyway - as "look at my shiny new gash". A number of people have opened up the topic to have an informative discussion on here so why not run with that rather than being defensive? "
I agree - hopefully it has resolved whatever medical issue it was OP, and it's great you're obviously very pleased with the results. But your title, and comment did very much read like a cosmetic procedure. Which is also great of you'd wanted that done. But if it's a medical issue other women could benefit from knowledge on then that'd have been very interesting to read. |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it this is why I'm curious... as I said.. I had a lot of damage and was basically told pelvic floor exercises .... so was unaware this was available.... as not even been anything suggested.
I didn't mean it in a bad way. I was curious as well... have had issues myself and being told to suck it up buttercup etc xx"
Pelvic floor exercises are first line for incontinence or prolapses. If its prolapse next option is a pessary. If all that fails, and has significant impact on quality of life there are surgical options. Urogynaecology really took the hit with covid, as it's not life threatening or cancer, there is a massive backlog! But services are out there to help if needed! |
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By *batMan 33 weeks ago
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"Just uploaded a couple of pics, Not really much I can say really but just about ready for action again, hubby had quick test and said reminds him of when I was young lol "
I was hoping to see it!
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"Sorry OP but this is a wasted opportunity imho. You could have framed this as an interesting topic about why a medically necessary procedure was undertaken downstairs, what the benefits have been and seek the experiences of others. Instead it has come across - to me anyway - as "look at my shiny new gash". A number of people have opened up the topic to have an informative discussion on here so why not run with that rather than being defensive? "
I'm happy to talk about my POP surgery but appreciate the OP probably doesn't want the thread hijacking. I think they were expecting a different conversation. |
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it this is why I'm curious... as I said.. I had a lot of damage and was basically told pelvic floor exercises .... so was unaware this was available.... as not even been anything suggested.
I didn't mean it in a bad way. I was curious as well... have had issues myself and being told to suck it up buttercup etc xx
Pelvic floor exercises are first line for incontinence or prolapses. If its prolapse next option is a pessary. If all that fails, and has significant impact on quality of life there are surgical options. Urogynaecology really took the hit with covid, as it's not life threatening or cancer, there is a massive backlog! But services are out there to help if needed! "
Be careful with that scalpel old man ! Does he really know what he’s doing down there ?
There are also alternatives that do not involve male lead consultation and male led surgery , that are designed and delivered by women. |
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it this is why I'm curious... as I said.. I had a lot of damage and was basically told pelvic floor exercises .... so was unaware this was available.... as not even been anything suggested.
I didn't mean it in a bad way. I was curious as well... have had issues myself and being told to suck it up buttercup etc xx
Pelvic floor exercises are first line for incontinence or prolapses. If its prolapse next option is a pessary. If all that fails, and has significant impact on quality of life there are surgical options. Urogynaecology really took the hit with covid, as it's not life threatening or cancer, there is a massive backlog! But services are out there to help if needed!
Be careful with that scalpel old man ! Does he really know what he’s doing down there ?
There are also alternatives that do not involve male lead consultation and male led surgery , that are designed and delivered by women. "
Aside pessaries, what alternatives are there for symptomatic prolapse and significant muscle injury, that are refractive to pelvic floor exercises? My surgeon was female, for your information. |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"What makes you think we paid for it ??
It was actually done for medical reasons but the end result was worth it this is why I'm curious... as I said.. I had a lot of damage and was basically told pelvic floor exercises .... so was unaware this was available.... as not even been anything suggested.
I didn't mean it in a bad way. I was curious as well... have had issues myself and being told to suck it up buttercup etc xx
Pelvic floor exercises are first line for incontinence or prolapses. If its prolapse next option is a pessary. If all that fails, and has significant impact on quality of life there are surgical options. Urogynaecology really took the hit with covid, as it's not life threatening or cancer, there is a massive backlog! But services are out there to help if needed!
Be careful with that scalpel old man ! Does he really know what he’s doing down there ?
There are also alternatives that do not involve male lead consultation and male led surgery , that are designed and delivered by women. "
Please do share these alternatives, because this would be news to the urogynaecology speciality! |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"Just uploaded a couple of pics, Not really much I can say really but just about ready for action again, hubby had quick test and said reminds him of when I was young lol "
Reminds me of a hidden profile  |
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