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Women's Health |
Hysterectomy01/26/2010 |
I am 52 and two years ago I had a complete hysterectomy due to a prolapsed uterus and two months of heavy bleeding. The surgery went well and I recovered great. My question is can the vaginal wall prolapse again? I feel that it is and am very nervous about it. Thank you for any information.
This is certainly a possibility. I would suggest you seek the input of the physician who performed the hysterectomy.
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Shalva V Kakabadze, MD Clinical Assistant Professor College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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