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== '''Symptoms''' == * Splinting ** The need to place manual pressure on vagina/rectum/perineum to defecate ** Most specific symptom of posterior vaginal prolapse, but many women don't have it * Pelvic pressure sensation ** Frequently described as 'feel like I'm sitting on an egg' ** Usually relieved by lying down, and less noticeable in the morning * Constipation ** If they have a rectocoele, might trap stool within the rectal pocket, leading to a feeling of incomplete emptying, and possibly soiling * Sexual dysfunction * Faecal incontinence ** Thought to be due to fecal trapping within the rectal pocket, allowing for post-defecatory leakage, an associated mucosal prolapse that impairs anal closure, or overflow incontinence * Defaecatory dysfunction * Can be asymptomatic in many women ** Especially if it doesn't extend beyond hymenal ring * Urinary incontinence ** Not a symptom of rectocoele, but often occurs with prolapse, which has many of the same risk factors
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