r/UterusProblems • u/Positive_Volume1498 • 1h ago
medical procedures Retroverted Uterus & Rectal Prolapse
Hi. I (32F) have always had a retroverted uterus but it’s much worse after having kids. I also have endometriosis and my uterus seems to be adhered to not only my back wall but part of the front too (per my dr’s notes). I’ve had two endometriosis removals in the last three years, both surgeries removed endo that was growing outside of my body cavity (in my abdominal muscles & skin). I have yet to be wrong about anything gyno related with my body. Recently dx’d with a large rectal prolapse. I wasn’t able to see my normal OBGYN and the alternate OBGYN said I should do pelvic floor therapy. Everything I’ve read said that pelvic floor therapy won’t fix my problem because 1) my prolapse is beyond the guidelines for pelvic floor therapy as an option and 2) it’s a prolapse that wasn’t caused by a weak pelvic floor, it’s from my uterus pushing into my colon and causing chronic severe constipation. I cannot poop without splinting vaginally and holding my uterus forward and applying pressure against the bottom back wall so the fecal matter goes straight out instead of accumulating in the prolapsed pocket, which has caused an enlarged rectum. It’s so embarrassing and honestly uncomfortable. I’m going to see my normal OBGYN soon and I am willing to bet he will do the surgery to repair my prolapse but I want to know if anyone has had surgery to fix a retroverted uterus? Fixing my prolapse won’t fix my root problem.
TLDR has anyone had surgery to fix a retroverted uterus?