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Closed Fund more support and awareness for pelvic floor prolapses in women

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Please make more awareness in postnatal care and doctors regarding pelvic floor prolapses. Ladies need more support and awareness of the different terms, such as rectocele, cystocele (bowel and bladder) and other prolapses. And how common it is, even in younger women.

More awareness is needed and support. More training and particularly in post natal care women need to be made more aware of the different kinds and names. Its not just one prolapse, there is many different kinds. 5 or 6 different kinds in fact. All have different names. They can be debilitating and cause huge issues for women. Please let our voices be heard

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