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fab
August 24, 2012 - 3:31am
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Welcome Sweetmama,
A cystocele develops when the bladder drops back from the pelvic bone and down and protrudes into the front wall of the vagina. A cystourethrocele is similar but develops when the upper part of the urethra (bladder neck) also drops down.
I’m not sure whether this fits with your description. You can read more about the cystocele on the home page. There are tabs going down the left hand side, the first of which is prolapse information. It’s in there.
As to the best position for birthing for a mother with prolapse you could start by typing in 'pregnancy and prolapse' in the search box on the top left of this forum page. This will pick up earlier threads where these things have been discussed. Usually there are mums on here but its holiday time, I guess.
Please come back with any further questions.
Best Wishes Fab