As you know, prolapse is a condition in which a bladder or rectum becomes excessively large or narrow, thus restricting the flow of urine. It can be caused by anything ranging from too much pressure from an overactive bladder to a condition called urethral stricture, which is defined as the thickening of the urethra, the passage through which urine travels.
The point of this post, if you’re not aware, is to raise awareness of the problem. The fact that prolapse can occur with an abnormally narrow urethra is actually a pretty common condition. The most common cause of it, however, is the cause of urethral strictures.
If you have urethral strictures, your bladder is usually abnormally narrow. That means that urine can easily get through your urethra, causing a prolapse. A prolapse is a bulge in your bladder that can occur due to the pressure from the urethra, or due to the fact that urine is pressing against the sides of your bladder. In both of these cases, the normal bladder is not filling with urine.
The reason a prolapse is so common is because of how the bladder is positioned in the pelvis. The bladder is normally positioned to be a full-length bladder, but the bladder is more often shortened to contain the urine when the bladder is full. This means that it can be pressurized more by the urine than the bladder is able to hold.
This is called bladder capacity, and it’s a measure of how many times the bladder can hold urine before it starts to shrink. A smaller bladder means that the bladder will continue to shrink until it can no longer hold the urine, and this is called a bladder outlet obstruction. This means that your bladder doesn’t fill with urine, so if it fills, you can’t pee.
In fact, when someone has a bladder disorder, their bladder takes on a life of its own and will not fill. It has a funny way of making itself larger than the bladder and will continue to grow until its full. This is called a voiding cyst. It usually occurs in adulthood, and can be a sign that a person has cancer.
It’s interesting to note that one of my favorite pop-culture references of all time relates to this. The classic movie “Frenzied” (or “Frenzy”) is about a group of people who have been infected with a deadly virus by a doctor who has infected himself with the virus. Because he is so afraid of the virus, he has no idea how to stop it.
Well, the same could be said of a prolapse. A prolapse is a hernia. In a hernia, the contents of the bladder have shifted out of place. This is a common occurrence in adults.
If you have a prolapse, your bladder can often shift out of place. I’ve read that a prolapse can be a sign of cancer. A prolapse can also be a sign of a urinary tract infection, which can be a sign of cancer. And if you have cancer, you can be diagnosed with a prolapse and even have surgery to remove that prolapse and replace it with a new one.