Are you experiencing discomfort or pain due to pelvic organ prolapse or other pelvic floor issues? You may be a patient for pelvic reconstructive surgery to help improve your quality of life and reduce pain. Dr. Adam Shoman, MD, FACOG, MBA, and the expert team at Hackensack CMIGS are dedicated to offering comprehensive, individualized, and state-of-the-art solutions for pelvic pain, including pelvic reconstructive surgery.
If you’re dealing with the discomfort of pelvic organ prolapse or other pelvic floor concerns, it’s time to explore your options for pelvic reconstructive surgery. Contact Hackensack CMIGS today or schedule an online consultation to discuss your symptoms and find the right treatment.
Pelvic reconstructive surgery is a surgical procedure that aims at reconstructing and realigning the fallen or descended pelvic organs, which are usually supported by the pelvic floor muscles. This condition is known as pelvic organ prolapse, in which the uterus, bladder, or rectum descend and can produce pain, discomfort, and problems controlling bladder or bowel movements.
Our pelvic floor specialist performs these surgeries to correct problems such as:
This surgery can provide significant relief from discomfort and restore normal pelvic function.
Women may choose pelvic reconstructive surgery for a variety of reasons, including:
Pelvic organ prolapse can cause several disruptive symptoms, including:
If you experience these symptoms, a pelvic floor doctor at Hackensack CMIGS can assess your condition and discuss your treatment options.
During pelvic reconstructive surgery, Dr. Shoman uses advanced techniques to repair and reposition the affected organs. The procedure may involve sutures, mesh, or other materials to provide long-lasting support to the pelvic organs and strengthen the pelvic floor. This surgery can be done vaginally or through minimally invasive laparoscopic techniques, depending on your specific condition.
Recovery after pelvic reconstructive surgery depends on the extent of the procedure. Most patients can expect to resume normal activities within 4-6 weeks, though exercise and heavy lifting should be avoided for a few months to ensure proper healing. Hackensack CMIGS team will provide comprehensive post-operative care instructions to support your recovery.
By addressing the underlying cause of your symptoms, pelvic reconstructive surgery can help you return to your daily activities without pain or discomfort.
At Hackensack CMIGS, Dr. Shoman and his team are committed to providing personalized care for all women facing pelvic floor issues. As an experienced pelvic floor specialist, Dr Shoman offers the latest surgical techniques to ensure you receive the best possible outcome with minimal downtime.