Pelvic floor repair +/- vaginal hysterectomy

Pelvic floor repair is an operation performed when a part of the vagina sags and the deformation reaches levels that affect the patient’s quality of life. Vaginal hysterectomy, on the other hand, is preferred if it is found appropriate for the case, since it requires a lower complication risk, faster recovery process and shorter hospitalization compared to abdominal hysterectomy.

1-2 days hospitalisation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens after hysterectomy and prolapse repair?

Prolapsus uteri is healed and uterus is removed. No more child and no more bleeding and no more prolapse will be occurs afterwards.

Does a hysterectomy help pelvic floor dysfunction?

If the vaginal hysterectomy operation is completed with sacrospinosus ligament fixation or sacrouterin ligament fixation to cuff; the answer is yes.

What is an anterior and posterior repair with a hysterectomy?

Sistosele repair is anterior repair of puboservicovaginal fasia of anterior wall of vagina and heals prolapse of bladder. Rectosele repair is anterior repair of rectovaginal fasia of posterior wall of vagina and heals prolapse of rectum inside of vaginal wall.

What happens to pelvic flor after hysterectomy?

Vaginal hysterectomy operation must be completed with sacrospinosus ligament fixation or sacrouterin ligament fixation to cuff. Without sacrospinosus ligament fixation or sacrouterin ligament fixation to cuff of vaginal histerectomy could be prolapse and have the capabilities of further problems.

Cautıons

1-2 days hospitalisation will be needed after the procedure. Air travel should be avoided for 5 days following the surgery.

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