There is no fastest way to recover from prolapsed bladder. Mild prolapsed bladder can be treated with non-surgical treatments, such as Kegel exercises and placing uterine rests, etc. Severe prolapsed bladder can be treated with surgery.
1. Non-surgical treatment: For mild prolapse of the bladder with insignificant symptoms, Kegel exercises can be performed to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, support the uterus, bladder and intestines, and alleviate the symptoms of prolapse of the bladder, and uterine rests can be placed to avoid the pelvic organs from prolapsing out of the vagina.
2. Surgery: If bladder prolapse is more serious and affects the quality of life, and the above treatments are not effective, surgery can be considered, such as pelvic floor reconstruction surgery, anterior vaginal wall repair, and so on.
If you have prolapsed bladder, you need to consult a doctor to clarify the exact degree and cause of the disease, and then target the treatment.