Hello doctor! There is a lump of flesh protruding from my vagina. When I squat, I use my hand to feel the lump, it is hard and cannot go in. When I lie down, I use my hand to press it, it goes in and out. When I have sex, it hurts like my vagina is torn.

Bladder prolapse at first onset often causes patients to feel pain, fatigue, discomfort, and depression. The disease, if not detected and treated properly, will cause urinary retention, urinary tract infections and reduce kidney function, affect physiological function, reduce fertility and complications of all kinds. other diseases that threaten the patient's life.

Women with the natural structure of the pelvic area as well as the ability to give birth make the risk of many diseases higher than men, one of which is pelvic problems.

Cystocele is caused by the lower part of the bladder falling through the opening of the external genitalia, pushing the anterior wall of the vagina out of the vulva. This phenomenon causes a feeling of heaviness and pressure in the vagina or also follows urinary disorders, unable to hold urine when straining.

Cystocele is a common disease in women after giving birth. Women with cystocele face many difficulties in daily life, not only that, it also causes loss of aesthetics, makes women self-conscious and significantly affects the relationship between husband and wife.

Bladder stones are one of the urinary stone diseases that are more common in men than women. The disease is the cause of lower abdominal pain, painful urination, frequent urination, blood in the urine... if left for a long time, it can be harmful to the patient's health. So are bladder stones dangerous? How to treat bladder stones?

Many studies show that pelvic floor disorders are not life-threatening but greatly affect the patient's quality of life, causing disorders in many organ systems: urinary and fecal incontinence, lower urinary tract obstruction, constipation, pelvic discomfort, recurrent urinary tract infections and sexual dysfunction such as pain during intercourse.

Uterine and bladder prolapse is a disease that brings many difficulties to women, especially women after giving birth, in their daily life. The disease will cause dangerous complications if not detected promptly and treated properly.

Pessary is a new treatment method that is less invasive and more economical than uterine suture. With a size suitable for the cervix, the Pessary is made of silicone material and inserted into the vagina of the patient with genital prolapse to help support the bladder, avoiding urine leakage.

Vinmec Nha Trang is the first hospital in the Central region to apply laparoscopic method to treat pelvic floor prolapse using only 1 piece of mesh to suspend the anterior wall, reducing 1/2 of the surgery time as well as recovery time, completely treating the disease. This is an advanced method currently applied in France, considered the first choice for urinary incontinence, uterine prolapse, and bladder prolapse in women.

Although research has shown that pelvic floor dysfunction is not life-threatening, it can have negative effects that directly affect the patient's daily life. In order to detect early and treat promptly, patients must understand the common symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction.