The doctor will examine you while lying down and standing. You may be asked to cough (Valsalva) to see how far the organ drops.
An advanced scan where you mimic straining inside the MRI machine. It shows hidden prolapses that are missed on physical exams.
Urodynamics test to check if the bladder empties fully or if there is hidden incontinence.
To check for kidney swelling (hydronephrosis) which can happen if the prolapse blocks the ureters.
Seeing the Invisible
"Many patients have 'Obstructed Defecation' which only shows up on dynamic scans. This test changes the surgical plan completely."
Dr. Jaya explains why a regular MRI isn't enough. We need to see the organs *moving* while you strain to catch rectal prolapse or hidden intussusception.
A bladder prolapse (Cystocele) looks very similar to a uterine prolapse. Diagnosis ensures we repair the correct compartment.
