Hi Anderina
it sounds like you did the right thing changing the antibiotics, although I reckon weak pelvic floor muscles won't help with control
, it could just be that your diarrhoea was particularly severe, so no stopping it
I'm no expert but I do have a prolapsed bladder myself...if you put a finger inside the vagina and feel a bulge at the front wall, it is a cystocele, a bladder prolapse, if at the back wall it is a rectocele, the bowel pushing into the wall.... I don't know what a uterine prolapse feels like, but would imagine it something coming downwards into vagina, but hopefully someone else on here can tell you that
There are different gradings 1-4 dependent how severe the prolapse is, luckily I am only at 1.
You can have a prolapse of more than one of the organs at the same time.
You don't say how old you are, or if you are peri/post menopause, but lack of oestrogen at this time can cause/ worsen prolapse
If the pelvic floor muscles are weak and so causing prolapse, then incontinence can occur.
I would urge you to get it checked out, and then you can get any help you need, and prevent it getting any worse, maybe improve it a little.
I was referred to a Gynae consultant who diagnosed mine . My main symptom was pain. The consultant referred me to a women's health physio who assessed the prolapse to see how bad it was, and she gave me exercises to do, which, along with swimming I decided to do myself, have strengthened the muscles. She also suggested Vagifem would help with strengthening the tissues .
Good luck
Mony xx
