Bladder prolapse

A part or all of the bladder prolapsed from the outer urethral orifice is called bladder prolapse. The normal bladder is fixed by the triangular ligaments, lateral ligaments and surrounding tissues, and it is not easy to prolapse. The urethra is closed by the internal and external sphincter, and the bladder cannot be prolapsed through this However, if the above structure and its function are damaged and weakened, there is a possibility of bladder prolapse. Bladder prolapse is rare and occurs almost exclusively in women. It is more common in people under 10 and over 50 years of age.

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