Pelvic Prolapse and Continuing Weightlifting Routine 😢

Unfortunately all the uti's (and yeast infections from the meds I've taken) has taken a toll on my body; from what my doctor mentioned. I'm devastated, and after my hubby told me to read up on weightlifting - (I was reluctant to read up on it because I've got some other health issues that I have been dealing with, and being told this was the stressful, 'last straw') simply because he is worried about my weightlifting - I decided I would read up on it... I hope to God I dont have to stop!? I have always done my "kegals " up until this part year (many stressful life events). Before this, my doctor mentioned how strong my uterine wall was; which was 1.5 years ago. I'm now doing kegal exercises like a mad-women in hope's to avoid anything major. My doctor told me to go to the specialist I see for my chronic UTI's. She also mentioned it was "mild." I also had to stop my whole entire workout regiment for close to the past 6 months, and getting back into it going on 3 weeks. I started off really slow; building up close to where I left off. Because of muscle memory I'm almost back. I can mention that I am limited on how much I can lift because of my carpal tunnel. So as an example I can only deadlift 45 lbs each side, with the 45 lb bar. Prior to taking time off this past summer, because of my wrist, I simply couldn't lift more. So my body is basically used to those weights, and I cant go higher or I will make my wrists worse (too much typing on a computer 😟) I understand you aren't doctors, but hoping someone here might have gone through something similar to this? Just before I stopped this past July, I was down to 18% body fat, and very muscular looking; which is what I was going for. I also can say, I am getting close to looking like I was before.😊 I do want to be bigger, but haven't gotten there (started only 2 years prior). I also want to continue to bulk up, and lift. I do have major nerve damage in my lower leg from a really bad ATV accident , 5 years ago, so working out is essential for my legs well-being. TIA

by sledgurl07 via Bodybuilding.com Forums - Female Bodybuilding