2007年5月17日 · Actually, that sounds like something different than a urethrocele. I had to go research it myself. What you are describing sounds like non-vaginal urethral prolapse. More specifically: "urethral prolapse through the external meatus." Apparently, it's a rare condition that happens most often right after childbirth.

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Urethrocele: Less common; occurs when part of the urethra sags down into the vagina. Cystourethrocele: Loss of support of both the urethra and bladder. These two conditions commonly occur together. Uterine Prolapse: Uterus descends into vaginal canal; can fall outside the vagina, causing the vagina to go inside out.

Well, it's been confirmed, I have a urethrocele, and it's been present from about 17 weeks into this pregnancy. Prior to this, I had no symptoms of POP. Two doctors misdiagnosed me with a vaginal varicose vein, so I assumed that was the cause of my discomfort. Looking back, a urethrocele makes the most sense with respect to my symptoms.

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