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Some of this comes with age.
Living with it doesn't have to.
If you found this through @understandingwomenshealth, this is the practice behind it.
Leaking when you cough. A feeling that something is coming down. Periods that have taken over the month. Sex that has started to hurt. These are common, they are not something you have to accept, and there is almost always something that can be done.
Mr Morgan is a consultant gynaecologist whose work is mostly bladder leaks, prolapse and recurrent cystitis, with aesthetic gynaecology alongside. Everything is explained properly, and he does the scans himself.
The guides below are free and there is nothing to pay. They exist because a ten-minute appointment is not long enough to explain any of this properly, and because most women wait years before asking anyone about it.
Where would you like them sent?
Steady Ground
A guide to pelvic floor health
What the pelvic floor actually does, why it weakens, and what genuinely helps. Written to be read in one sitting.
The worksheets
Symptom diary and prolapse summary
Two working sheets: a diary to track what happens and when, and a one-page summary to take to an appointment so nothing gets forgotten in the room.
If you'd rather just ask a question
You don't need a referral, and asking doesn't commit you to anything. Tell us what's going on and you'll get an honest answer about whether it's something Mr Morgan can help with — including if the answer is no.
The information on this site is general and does not replace a consultation. If you are unwell, bleeding heavily or in severe pain, contact your GP or call 111.