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As we get older, our connective tissue gets weaker.
As we get older, our connective tissue gets weaker. As a result, the womb (uterus) and its support structure can descend towards the pelvis, and in extreme cases even protrude from the vaginal opening (prolapse of the uterus). Typical symptoms include pressure in the lower abdomen and a frequent urge to urinate. Special pelvic floor exercises can help.
Minor prolapses often go unnoticed. The following symptoms are typical if the condition progresses:
The uterus is attached to the pelvic wall by a support structure consisting of connective tissue. Increasing weakness of the connective tissue is a common cause for prolapse. Risk factors include:
haemorrhoids, urinary tract infections
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