After having a CT with contrast a week ago I am still experiencing vaginal pressure all of the time also when I urinate and the feeling of needing to urinate most of the time. This is totally strange since I have had multiple scans with contrast most with MRI's
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Pelvic pressure
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A simple office pelvic exam will identify the reason for this and help treat it effectively.
Please see GYN and GI doctors, but assuming you have done this and our under their care consider asking them if perhaps this is just constipation
Evidence would be:
-Would a prep used for the colonoscopy temporarily fix the problem?
If so, consider starting with a clean-out like you have for the colonoscopies- or if you are not willing to do this start with at least 2 doses of Miralax per day. This should soften the stool. If not so then the Miralax dose should be adjusted in about 25% intervals every few days to achieve 2-3 soft BM's every day. Keep this up for at least a couple of months if not longer to let the colon return to its normal shape and elasticity-think about this like how long it takes for a body to bounce back after having a baby...
Evidence would be:
-Would a prep used for the colonoscopy temporarily fix the problem?
If so, consider starting with a clean-out like you have for the colonoscopies- or if you are not willing to do this start with at least 2 doses of Miralax per day. This should soften the stool. If not so then the Miralax dose should be adjusted in about 25% intervals every few days to achieve 2-3 soft BM's every day. Keep this up for at least a couple of months if not longer to let the colon return to its normal shape and elasticity-think about this like how long it takes for a body to bounce back after having a baby...