cloacal prolapse in conure

[LesliesBabies]

I had a Lovebird with the same and the clinic suggested same. Keep in mind this was a decade ago. I had never heard of such a thing.
He survived the CT which seemed to only complicate matters and stress us all more than anything including the cloacal prolapse itself. He did not survive the surgery.
Physical pain did not seem to be a problem but, he was obviously uncomfortable by his behavioral changes.
I'll be blunt like the AV was. You can expect this routine for the next several years. Are you AND the bird willing to live this way? Can you afford the specialty foods and drugs? This will come up, again. Does your bird totally trust you? Unfortunately, this becomes a technical question as much as or more than an emotional one. The AV took my responses and divided or doubled them.