Pelvic organ prolapse

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Abstract

One out of ten women will be bothered by pelvic floor disorder during her lifetime. The indication for treatment is depending on typical symptoms. Women with pelvic organ prolapse often suffer from bulging symptoms. Additionally, they may be bothered by bladder or stool outlet problems or dyspareunia. Concerning a sufficient prophylaxis, it is important to know about the risk factors for Pelvic organ prolapse. New treatment options were rising during the past years especially regarding the surgical possibilities. So we are now able to adapt the treatment individually to the expectations and desire of the patient.

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Huemer, H. (2018). Pelvic organ prolapse. Therapeutische Umschau, 75(9), 553–558. https://doi.org/10.1024/0040-5930/a001037

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