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Pelvic Organ Prolapse Therapy

Prolapse means one or more pelvic organs have shifted downward, creating heaviness, pressure, or a bulge. A prolapse diagnosis can feel frightening, but for many women symptoms improve meaningfully with conservative care, and you can stay active.

Sound familiar?

Heaviness or dragging in the pelvis

A bulge you can feel or see

Pressure with lifting or standing

Trouble fully emptying

Symptoms that began after birth

How I can help

Prolapse care is about support and pressure management, and there is much more available than waiting for surgery. We focus on:

Strengthening the pelvic floor and the support system around it

Pressure management for lifting, exercise, and daily life

Symptom strategies that reduce heaviness through the day

Honest guidance about pessaries and when a referral makes sense

Pelvic floor therapy in Parker with Kylie has been life-changing!… Highly recommend to anyone dealing with pelvic pain, bladder issues, or been told you might need surgery for pelvic organ prolapse or bladder issues, try this first. It's made a huge difference for me!

Jennifer Lucero

★★★★★ · Google review

What your first visit looks like

We assess your support system

What has shifted, and how much support you actually have.

Then how symptoms behave

With movement, lifting, and pressure through the day.

You leave with a plan

To reduce heaviness and stay active, with honest guidance about pessaries and referrals.

Common questions

Can prolapse improve without surgery?

Symptoms often improve considerably with pelvic floor training and pressure management, and research supports conservative care as a first step for many women.

Can I still exercise and lift with a prolapse?

In most cases yes, with the right progression and technique. Movement is part of treatment, not the enemy.

Will my prolapse keep getting worse?

Not necessarily. Good support strategies, strength, and pressure habits are aimed at keeping you comfortable and active for the long term.

Wondering if this is what you're experiencing?

Tell Dr. Kylie what's going on and she'll get back to you within one business day.

Request a visit

or call 720-588-3533