04/06/2026
1 in 5 women will undergo prolapse surgery in their lifetime.
Yet pelvic organ prolapse is still something so many people feel uncomfortable talking about.
Prolapse happens when the pelvic floor muscles and supporting tissues are no longer able to fully support the pelvic organs, which can lead to symptoms like:
• Heaviness or dragging in the va**na
• A bulge sensation
• Pelvic pressure
• Bladder or bowel changes
• Discomfort during exercise or everyday activities
And while prolapse is common, it’s important to know that symptoms are not something you simply have to “put up with.”
Pelvic floor physiotherapy can help support prolapse management through:
✨ Education
✨ Strengthening or relaxation strategies
✨ Pressure management
✨ Exercise guidance
✨ Return-to-sport support
✨ Symptom management strategies
You deserve support, answers, and care that helps you feel confident in your body again 🤍
Appointments with Louise, our Pelvic Health Physio can be made via the link in our bio.