Uterine prolapse

Dr Gomez provides an extensive range of gynaecological services, all delivered with the highest standard of care in an environment that's safe, secure and reassuring.

Gynaecological services range from investigating infertility, managing abnormal cervical screening test results, treating menstrual disorders (including heavy periods), incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and fibroids to surgical procedures to diagnose and treat prolapse, pelvic pain, ovarian cysts, cervical abnormalities and hysterectomy.

Dr Gomez will discuss all treatment options with you ranging from least invasive to surgery. He understands that each woman is different, and will assist you in choosing a treatment option to suit your individual needs. Please see below for more details.

Mild uterine prolapse is common after childbirth and usually doesn’t require treatment. However, moderate to severe prolapse may cause discomfort or impact upon everyday activities. Treatment can include lifestyle changes, insertion of a pessary or surgery.

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