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Pelvic Organ Prolapse: The Silent Epidemic - Softcover

Palm, Sherrie

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Synopsis

Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) is estimated to impact 50% of the female population, and vaginal tissue bulge, incontinence, chronic constipation, and pain with intimacy are clear indicators – yet women are seldom screened for POP during routine pelvic exams despite childbirth and menopause being leading POP causal factors.

There is little conversation about pelvic organ prolapse at this stage of women’s health evolution, absurd considering POP has been on medical record for nearly 4000 years. This book overrides stigma and generates open dialogue to enable women to recognize symptoms indicating POP. Knowledge of pelvic organ prolapse is a pivotal segment of women’s health, and POP awareness will unquestionably generate the next significant evolution of women’s health. Pelvic Organ Prolapse: The Silent Epidemic shines a light for all women to recognize symptoms they don’t understand.

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About the Author

Sherrie Palm is the Founder/CEO of APOPS, Association for PelvicOrgan Prolapse Support, author of 3 editions of the award-winning book PelvicOrgan Prolapse: The Silent Epidemic, an internationally recognizedspeaker, pelvic organ prolapse advocate, vaginal and intimate health activist,POP key opinion leader, and prolific writer regarding POPphysical, emotional, social, sexual, fitness, and employment quality of lifeimpact.
 
Sherriehas presented speeches nationally and internationally to physician, research,academic, corporate, policy and patient audiences since 2011.  Her points of focus are raising awareness ofthe next significant evolution in women's health awareness, screening,practice, and policy, advancing global women's vaginal and intimate healthunderstanding, developing POP patient guidance and support structures, andbridge building within patient advocacy, white coat, and white collar sectorstoward the advancement of women's pelvic health and POP best practices.                                                                                                                                                                 
Recognizing a need to shift the global viewof the remaining stigmatized aspects of women's health, Sherrie Palm takessteps to pioneer change. Cognizant of the diverse and sensitive needs of heraudience, Sherrie delicately places all the cards on the table to discloseaspects of vaginal health and intimate wellness rarely effectively discussed.  Sherrie's capacity to respectfully and compassionatelyanswer all questions posed during speaking engagements endears her to theaudience.
 
Additional information aboutAPOPS, pelvic organ prolapse, or Palm's book or speaking presentations isavailable on the APOPS website.

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