Some part of my anatomy that should be and always was internal and is now external; what is it? What needs to be done?
Yes, it is possible. It occurs years after childbirth and after menopause. It is called prolapse. The first step is to see a urologist. There are many options to correct it, such as pessary placement and surgery. Unfortunately, there is no magic pill to help. A pessary is used to lift the part back into the vagina that fell. Surgery is available to also place the part back to a better position.
Published on Jul 11, 2012