General Information When the pelvic floor is lowered, a weakness of the pelvic floor muscles causes the pelvic floor including the pelvic floor organs: uterus (uterus), bladder and rectum to be lowered. Normally, the muscles and ligaments in the pelvic floor area hold the organs firmly in position and prevent them from sinking. However, if … Lowering of the pelvic floor and organs
Therapy Depending on the degree of pelvic floor prolapse, a different form of therapy must be chosen. First, however, we always try to treat pelvic floor prolapse conservatively. Slight depressions do not necessarily have to be operated on, while severe pelvic floor depressions require surgery. Medication: In addition to gymnastics, a cream with estrogens can … Therapy | Lowering of the pelvic floor and organs
Pregnancy As already described, vaginal births are a risk factor for the development of pelvic floor prolapse. During the birth process there is a strong loosening and stretching of the tissues, which can therefore favour a lowering of the muscles. However, pelvic floor prolapse can occur not only after pregnancy but also during pregnancy. During … Pregnancy | Lowering of the pelvic floor and organs
