One of the hard parts about diagnosing a prolapsed GI is that the connective tissue could be slightly stretched so it could go undiagnosed even during surgery for some people. On top of that it’s going to be multiple anatomy shifts that would cause it in the first place. Spine, ribs, gi, ligaments, etc... Making it difficult to pinpoint to resolve without mals surgery. Possibly in cases such as mine with a higher torso making things appear to be normal when they’re not. I talked to someone in a similar situation that was doing research and found out that people with collapsed organs are usually thin and have high torsos.
Possible Cause Of MALS. Hypothesis
One of the hard parts about diagnosing a prolapsed GI is that the connective tissue could be slightly stretched so it could go undiagnosed even during surgery for some people. On top of that it’s going to be multiple anatomy shifts that would cause it in the first place. Spine, ribs, gi, ligaments, etc... Making it difficult to pinpoint to resolve without mals surgery. Possibly in cases such as mine with a higher torso making things appear to be normal when they’re not. I talked to someone in a similar situation that was doing research and found out that people with collapsed organs are usually thin and have high torsos.
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