2 Out Of 3 Women Will Develop This Condition They're Too Embarrassed To Talk About
Childbirth, aging, and menopause all raise your risk. Here's what you should know.
By Sheila Regan October 19, 2017
After Ellen* had a hysterectomy in her mid-20s, her doctor started her on estrogen. About 30 years later, when she was in her 50s (and past the point when menopause would normally occur), she was advised to stop taking the medication. Soon after, "everything fell out," she says. “One day there was a bulge coming out of my vagina... it felt like it was a golf ball.”
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