Prolapsed Bladder And Its Symptoms!

A bladder is an organ that stores urine in the body. A prolapsed bladder occurs when the tissue present between the vagina and the bladder is stretched, resulting in a bulge in the bladder. This can result in complications such as leakage of urine and difficulty in passing the same. Based on the severity of the damage, it is classified into four categories -

Mild: A small area of the bladder bulges in the vagina

Moderate: The bladder bulges near the vaginal opening

Severe: Protrusion of the bladder occurs through the vaginal opening

Complete: The entire area of the bladder protrudes completely from the body via the opening of the vagina

The symptoms of a prolapsed bladder are:

Feeling of intense pressure around the pelvic area

Infections related to the bladder

PainBenedictine's men's soccer team took a break from its Northern Athletics Conference schedule and may have been just what the doctor ordered as it defeated Lake Forest College, 2-1, on the road. The win upped the Eagles overall record to 2-5 on the season.
The two teams battled to a scoreless draw during the first 45 minutes of play. BU's sophomore goalkeeper Jim Hanley had three saves during each stanza.
Benedictine sophomore Brett Olson put his team on top, 1-0, with a goal at the 59:06 mark of the match, with the assist credited to Charles Schreiber. The tally was Olson's second goal of 2008.
That lead stood up for the next 25 minutes until the Foresters knotted things at 1-1 in the 85th minute. But the Eagles responded almost immediately