The problem with wood floors for airborne noise isola-tion is in achieving sufficient mass and decoupling.Lightweight-concrete fill, which weighs 110 to 115 lbs/cu ft(540 - 560 kg/sq m) and should be poured to a thickness of1.5 inches (38 mm), is a common way of increasing the floormass.loor squeaksounds like a birdcall, which producesnoise by metal rubbing on wood.Most floor-ceiling noise problemsfall into one or more of these categoriesalthough occasionally there are struc-turally transmitted sounds due toequipment, doors or drawers closing, orfurniture sliding along the floor.
Bowel symptoms. You may have bowel symptoms if your prolapse affects the rear (posterior) part of your pelvis (your rectum). Symptoms may include: Difficulty passing stools (faeces) and having to strain to pass stools. Feeling a sudden urge to pass stools. A feeling that your bowels have not emptied fully.
Subtypes of pelvic organ prolapse include cystocele (anterior prolapse, or prolapse of the wall dividing the vagina and bladder), uterine prolapse and rectocele (posterior prolapse, or prolapse of the wall dividing the rectum and vagina). Pelvic organ prolapse is diagnosed with a pelvic exam. Mild cases of pelvic organ prolapse do not need treatment. Often, pelvic floor muscle strengthening exercises are recommended. Women with moderate to severe symptoms may opt for surgery or a pessary, a vaginal support device thatâs inserted into the vagina. Surgical options differ based on the nature of the prolapse, a womanâs goals for treatment and any coexisting bladder or bowel dysfunction requiring treatment.