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Vaginal Prolapse After Childbirth? Watch This Before You Decide to Fix It

Have you noticed a vaginal bulge or sagging since having children? Or felt vaginal pressure that makes activities or intimacy uncomfortable? You are not alone. Pelvic organ prolapse affects many women, especially after childbirth or during menopause when vaginal support weakens. In this video, I explain Stage 2 pelvic organ prolapse, how cystocele and rectocele develop, common symptoms, and treatment options including pelvic floor therapy, pessary support, and vaginal native tissue repair. ⏱️ Here’s what we cover in this video 00:11 Introduction and pelvic organ prolapse overview 01:21 Stage 1 prolapse vs Stage 2 prolapse 01:35 Patient story: vaginal looseness and vaginal sagging after childbirth 02:28 Stage 2 cystocele and rectocele explained 02:44 Symptoms: pressure, vaginal sagging, bladder and bowel difficulty 02:59 Treatment options: pelvic floor physical therapy and pessary 03:31 Vaginal native tissue repair using your own natural tissues 03:57 Normal anatomy vs Stage 2 bladder prolapse 04:18 Cystocele repair or bladder prolapse repair explained 05:05 Normal anatomy vs Stage 2 rectocele 05:20 Rectocele repair explained 06:15 Recovery timeline: two days, two weeks, two months 06:41 Patient outcome after anterior and posterior vaginal repair 07:01 Living comfortably again with confidence and quality of life restored 07:27 Invitation to work with me If you are living with Stage 2 prolapse, vaginal bulge, vaginal sagging, or vaginal pressure, know that you do not have to live with or put up with it. You deserve comfort, control, confidence, and a restored quality of life. If this video was helpful, like the video, share it with someone who may benefit from it, and subscribe to the channel for more education on pelvic organ prolapse and pelvic floor repair. 📞 Book a Consultation If you would like to discuss your options further, please contact us at (770) 292 4200 or complete the inquiry form available at https://drtugbiyele.com. A member of our team will be in touch with you directly. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for expert advice on women’s pelvic health, bladder care, and urogynecology! 📢 Stay Connected Dr. Folusho Stephen Tugbiyele, MD, FACOG, FPMRS Website: 🌐 / www.drtugbiyele.com Instagram:   / theurogyndoctor   Facebook:   / theurogyndoctor   Tiktok:   / theurogyndoctor   LinkedIn:   / theurogyndoctor