Before considering surgery to repair POP: Ask your surgeon or physician about all treatment options and understand the risks and benefits of each treatment option. There are options that do not involve surgery, and surgical options that do not involve mesh. If you have posterior compartment POP, non-absorbable synthetic transvaginal surgical mesh should no longer be used. Talk to your healthcare provider if you have any questions or concerns. If you have implanted non-absorbable synthetic transvaginal mesh to repair POP: Continue with routine follow-ups as recommended by your surgeon or physician. There is no need for additional action if you are satisfied with the surgery and you have no complications. These products are designed to be permanent and are not intended to be removed. Contact your healthcare provider if you develop complications, such as pelvic or groin pain, persistent vaginal discharge or bleeding, or pain during sexual intercourse.
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