Uterine Prolapse||Causes&diagnosis|A Personalised Approach to Non Surgical Treatment

Uterine prolapse occurs when the uterus sags or slips from its normal position and into the vagina (birth canal). Types ⚕️Uterovaginal Prolapse Prolapse Of Uterus Cervix and Vagina ⚕️Congenital Prolapse The Uterus Herniates down along with inverted upper vagina DEGREES OF UTERINE PROSLAPSE • Normal: External os lies at the level of ischeal spines. No . •First degree: The uterus descends down from its normal anatomical position but the external oS still remains above the introitus • Second degree: The external os protrudes outside the vaginal uterine cervix and body and the fundus descends to lie outside • Third degree: (Syn: Procidentia, Complete prolapse): The • Procidentia Involves prolapse of the uterus with eversion of the entire vagina.