Symptoms of Pelvic Organ Prolapse

In the office, we have a quick way of doing it. We put a small, very, very small cateter into the bladder and we fill your bladder up with water. Tell us when you first feel the water going in, which could be described as coolness, wetness or just any feeling of sensation. And then the third number we look for is, you tell us when you're really starting to get uncomfortable. No, we don't want to torture you or cause you pain, but just tell us when you want us to stop. Right? Those three numbers tell us basic whether your bladder is capable of holding normal volumes of urine. Once we have a definitive diagnosis from that