Prolapse
Prolapse During Pregnancy
Prolapse during pregnancy is uncommon, but it can be safely supported — and in most cases it doesn't prevent a vaginal birth.
- No referral required
- Evidence-based care
- Safe in pregnancy
- Albany, WA
About this condition
Prolapse in pregnancy
Many women worry that prolapse means they can't have a vaginal birth. In most cases this isn't true. With the right support, symptoms can be managed comfortably through pregnancy and into recovery.
Signs & symptoms
You might notice…
- Vaginal heaviness or pressure
- A dragging sensation
- A bulge, often worse later in the day
- Discomfort with standing or activity
- Bladder or bowel changes
How we help
How we help
- Pregnancy support pessaries
- Exercise advice
- Bowel management
- Birth preparation
- Pelvic floor assessment
- Postpartum planning
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