Prolapse

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

What if…

you weren’t afraid of lifting, moving or having intercourse because of your prolapse?

Types of Prolapse

Cystocele

A cystocele, or bladder prolapse, occurs when the tissue between a woman’s bladder and vaginal wall weakens, causing the bladder to bulge into the vagina.

Uterine

Uterine prolapse is a condition that occurs when the muscles and ligaments supporting a woman’s uterus weaken, causing the uterus to drop down into, or protrude out of, the vagina.

Rectocele

A rectocele is a condition where the wall of tissue that separates the rectum from the vagina weakens. When this occurs, the rectal wall can bulge into the vagina.

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Prolapse is common.

You’re not broken. Did you know about 50% of women have prolapse? Pelvic floor PT is perfect for mild-moderate prolapse.

01. Did you know symptoms don’t correlate with severity? We see grade 1 prolapse (mild) with severe symptoms (heaviness, bulge sensation etc.) and more moderate with no symptoms. Our patient’s notice after completing the method they don’t experience the symptoms of their prolapse anymore.

02. Prolapse symptoms respond very well to our 3-step method.

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03. The solution for pelvic organ prolapse is not just pelvic floor strengthening. We look at the entire body as a system impacting your prolapse and the find the unique drivers for your symptoms. Lifting weights correctly can drastically improve symptoms if done correctly with good form [1]. That’s were we can help. How you move you body habitually impacts the pressure in the pelvic floor.

Pro Tip: Even if you have already decided surgery is the route you want to take, we highly recommend pre-op visits to learn proper pelvic floor and strengthen around the pelvis to reduce the risk of a reoccurring prolapse post-operative.

What our customers ARE SAYING

Dr. Loren Carver has done a phenomenal job helping me re-strengthen my pelvic floor through both of my pregnancies. She has taught me so much about my pelvic floor muscles and how it affects everything I do, from taking care of my children to lifting weights at the gym. She has taught me how to properly use my deep core muscles while pregnant to help ease my back pain, amongst other “normal” pregnancy pains. After having my first daughter, I had symptoms of prolapse (something I never knew existed before having children), Dr. Carver took her time to address my symptoms, and taught we ways to heal my prolapse. Dr. Carver has also helped me bring relief to my symphysis pubic dysfunction during my second pregnancy. I was able to work with her post first pregnancy, during my second pregnancy, and currently as I am 4 months post-partum. I have had no signs of prolapse because she has been with me every step of the way. Dr. Carver is one of the best, she cares for her patients and goes above and beyond to ensure proper care and healing. She is very smart and her patience for her clients is impeccable. 
K. C.
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How it works

01. Discovery call

Sign up for a call to get the details about working with us and get your questions answered.

02. Intial evaluation

Come into the clinic for a 1-on-1 appointment for a full hour with your doctor of physical therapy. Detailed history, examination and start of treatment.

03. Your customized plan

Follow up at regular intervals. We don’t just want your symptoms gone, we want them to never come back to how they are now.

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