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Jennifer King, Senior Clinical Lecturer in Urogynaecology, University of Sydney

What is pelvic organ prolapse and how is it treated?

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As a urogynaecologist I care exclusively for women with pelvic floor problems. These are the women with leaking bladders and weak supporting tissues allowing the vaginal walls to bulge outside.

Pelvic organ prolapse can be distressing or embarrassing and interfere with everyday activities. But it’s also common. For many women treatment is simple, effective and doesn’t involve surgery.

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