I have to pee alot , especially in the
a.m. I feel a lump when I wipe myself.
What causes prolapsed cervex and will it
get worse.?? Does heavy lifting do more
damage?? I think that is what I have.
I don't know what causes a prolapsed
cervix, but you should see your doctor if
that's what you think you have. Only they
can diagnose the problem and treat it
accordingly. Are you pregnant?
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ray_barb
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Prolapsed Cervex Posted: 03-17-07 21:05pm
I am 56 years old ,so thankfully aren't
pregnant. I went to a doctor, but he
didn't tell me much, except to say do
those kecale excersises. I wondered what
causes it and if it progressivly gets
worse.
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Bridget
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Posted: 03-17-07 21:12pm
this is the pregnancy forum, you should
probably post this in the womens
conditions forum for more appropriate
responses.
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Sunflower_pie81
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Posted: 03-18-07 06:53am
A prolaps cervix is when you loose the
functions of a cervix....It can get worse.
but i am not a doctor, none of us are.
have you been diagnosed with this? You
should really be asking your doctor this.
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gobucks21
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Posted: 04-11-07 09:48am
A prolapsed cervix isn't when you lose
function of your cervix. Though, it could
cause it to lose function. I really doubt
that you have a prolapsed cervix, as you
would be in a great deal of pain. However,
it sure sounds like a good reason to make
a medical appointment.
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Sunflower_pie81
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Posted: 04-11-07 11:12am
gobucks21
wrote:
A prolapsed cervix isn't when you
lose function of your cervix.
Though, it could cause it to lose
function. I really doubt that you have a
prolapsed cervix, as you would be in a
great deal of pain. However, it sure
sounds like a good reason to make a
medical
appointment.
and i work in the medical field...i know
what a prolapsed cervix can be.
thanks
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gobucks21
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Posted: 04-11-07 11:22am
Oups. I Apologize. However, there is a
condition where the uterus, not cervix,
changes position and drops like a hernia.
That's what I was thinking of. I have a
strong medical background also, though
obviously haven't been practicing. What am
I thinking of then? Maybe you know.
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Sunflower_pie81
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Posted: 04-11-07 11:27am
there is the uterine prolaps where the
uterine walls fall in and normally this
condition would require a hysterectomy.
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gobucks21
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Posted: 04-11-07 11:29am
That's it! Haha! What a dumb moment.
Thanks.
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