Prolapse uterus

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Hie everyone im new to this forum i think i can get a help with this forum .im still suffering with a prolapse uterus i dont need a surgery please help me with some tips how to reverse it thx wom
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Hi nacy and welcome to Whole Woman. By now perhaps you have had a chance to look around the site, and get an idea of what this work is all about - stabilizing and even reversing prolapse through natural posture, exercise and other tools Christine has developed. It has helped thousands of women manage prolapse safely and joyfully without dangerous surgery, and has benefits far beyond prolapse management. Just to get you going, please watch this:

https://wholewoman.com/newpages/video/ww101.html

Come back with your questions and we'll help you get started. - Surviving

The Video recommended to nacy by surviving60 is really informative. I am always motivated by Christine to get things right as far as posture is concerned. Thank you

I suddently thought if it is actually of any importance what degree of uterine prolapse I suffer from. What would you say?
I read that you have to get the uterus inside behind the pubic bone in order to be able to benefit
from the pressure induced by the natural breath. I can push my uterus up but it just drops down again.
I often find myself breathing superficially up in the chest, probably stress-related. I imagine that this
doesn't help pin the uterus in the correct position either.

Hi pompom,
Have you been doing jiggling and firebreathing on a regular basis? That helps me tremendously, especially on very symptomatic days.

I haven't done firebreathing regularly - I'll get back to it.
Thanks

My physician recommended a pessary for my uterine prolapse. I was fitted 6 weeks ago and figured out how to remove the darn thing and insert it. It works great. Anything but surgery! I don't have to return to doctor until my yearly physical in December. I have a ring pessary with support. I occasionally have lower back pain but is a small price to pay. I'm trying to eat better to avoid constipation. I am very happy with the pessary.

Hi Siobhan and welcome,
You may also want to look into the Whole Woman Work which not only helps with prolapse, but also our hips and spine. The whole woman posture is the key to these improvements for our bodies.
Just start at the tool bat above and check into this very important work.

For the benefit of other readers, I will point out here that pessaries can relieve symptoms for some, but over time they have a tendency, if anything, to worsen prolapse - especially rectocele (can aggravate or even trigger new onset). That being said, the ring-with-support is the least likely to cause these problems because in proper position it allows the vagina to stay fairly closed and flattened. - Surviving