GYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY

Bladder Prolapse Treatment

Istanbul Bladder Prolapse Treatment

Bladder prolapse treatmentis a modern treatment method applied to relieve complaints caused by herniation of the bladder towards the vagina and to restore the bladder to its ideal anatomical position. Istanbul bladder prolapse treatmentWith surgical and non-surgical options to strengthen the pelvic floor, it enables women to regain their quality of life.

What is Bladder Prolapse?

Bladder prolapse is the prolapse of the bladder into the vagina as a result of relaxation of the pelvic floor muscles. In medicine cystocele This condition, also known as pelvic trauma, can develop as a result of multiple births, aging, hormonal changes in the postmenopausal period and pelvic trauma.

Patients usually feeling of pressure in the vagina, urinary incontinence, frequent urination with symptoms such as "I am not a doctor". Left untreated, it can lead to both physical and social problems.

What Causes Bladder Prolapse?

Difficult and multiple births
Estrogen reduction after menopause
Chronic constipation and frequent straining
Pelvic surgeries
Overweight and heavy lifting
Genetic predisposition
Advanced age

These factors can cause a weakening of the pelvic support tissues, leading to the development of bladder prolapse.

What are the Symptoms of Bladder Prolapse?

Feeling of fullness and pressure in the vagina
Incontinence or inability to urinate
Frequent urination
Incomplete emptying of urine
Pain during sexual intercourse
Pain or discomfort in the pelvic area
In advanced cases, the bladder can be seen out of the vagina

These symptoms may vary depending on the severity of the disease.

Is Bladder Prolapse Dangerous?

Bladder prolapseis not a life-threatening condition. However, if left untreated urinary tract infections, bladder stones, kidney damage and injury to vaginal tissue can lead to complications such as heart failure. Therefore, treatment should not be neglected, especially in advanced cases.

What Happens If Bladder Prolapse is Not Treated?

As the prolapse progresses, complaints increase. Especially urinary incontinence and emptying problems make daily life difficult. There may be a risk of infection, decreased kidney function and injuries to the bladder tissue that protrudes from the vagina. Psychological effects such as isolation from social life and loss of self-confidence may also occur.

Exercises for Bladder Prolapse

In cases of mild bladder prolapse pelvic floor exercises (Kegel) is very useful. These exercises strengthen the pelvic muscles and prevent the progression of prolapse. Exercises such as yoga and pilates also support pelvic health.

How Long Does Bladder Prolapse Treatment Take?

While non-surgical methods (exercise, pessary applications) require long-term programs, surgical treatment is usually completed within 1 hour. You can be discharged the same day after surgery and the recovery process is comfortable.

How to Treat Bladder Prolapse?

Treatment is determined by the degree of the disease and its impact on the patient's quality of life:

Exercise and Medical Approaches: In the early stages, lifestyle changes, Kegel exercises and estrogen supplementation can be effective.
Pesser Usage: For patients who do not want or cannot undergo surgery, special devices placed in the vagina support the bladder.
Surgical Intervention: In advanced cases, laparoscopic or vaginal surgery is used to repair the prolapsed bladder and restore it to its ideal position.

How is Bladder Prolapse Surgery Performed?

Bladder prolapse surgeryis usually performed vaginally. In this technique, the patient's own tissues are used to correct the sagging bladder and repair the pelvic support structures. Laparoscopic methods surgery is performed through small incisions in the abdomen. Both methods offer rapid recovery and a low risk of recurrence.

Istanbul Bladder Prolapse Treatment Prices

Treatment prices may vary depending on the method to be applied, the general health status of the patient and the scope of the procedure. For detailed information and personalized treatment planning Gynecologist Oncologist Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sema Karakaş you can contact us.