The C-POP Study

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03/04/2024

Have you got a prolapse? It might be uterine, or va**nal... Or even if you're not sure, but you've had or been offered surgical treatment we would really like to hear your voice.
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08/03/2024

Did you know that around 50% of women will experience a pelvic organ prolapse (POP) in their lifetime?

POP can significantly impact quality of life, and cause pain, bulge, urinary, bowel and sexual symptoms. Many people in our community report POP alongside UTI, and this topic is very important.

Researchers at the University of Birmingham want to speak with people in the UK who have either had, or been offered surgery for apical prolapse.

Apical prolapse is where the female reproductive organs, e.g. the womb or cervix, can bulge or hang down into the va**na.

Participation in the involves taking part in an interview with the researchers, in order to share your experience.

If you’re interested in contributing to this important research, learn more at the link in our profile, or get in touch directly with the research team: cpopstudy@contacts.bham.ac.uk

Learn more here: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/cpop?utm_campaign=cpop&utm_source=luf&utm_medium=igad

08/03/2024

✨ Together we can close the gender gap in research!

This International Women's Day, we want to acknowledge our amazing community, the change they've already helped us make, and their contributions to our ongoing research.

The enthusiasm and support for research among the patient community is translating into progress, and we plan to keep that momentum going.

Shout out to our female and women-led organization research collaborators, Chronic UTI Australia, Health Alliance The Health Psychologist The C-POP Study Evvy Chronic UTI Scotland P.Happi Theutidoctor.com focusmedicaldiagnostics Peezy Midstream

14/02/2024

There's still time to get in touch with us and tell us about your experiences of having a diagnosis of apical prolapse and how, you decided about surgical treatment, or why you might not have done. Link to sign up also in bio

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