Uterine prolapse is when the uterus falls from its natural place and hangs into the vagina. This may occur with symptoms such as menstrual irregularities, urinary tract infections, pain or discomfort during sexual intercourse, vaginal bleeding, due to the uterus not staying in its natural place.

The treatment of uterine prolapse is done surgically. Surgical treatment is surgery to return the uterus to its natural place. This surgery is usually performed by the laparoscopy method. This method is an operation with small pearls and usually results in less pain and faster recovery time.

In addition to surgical treatment, it is important to exercise regularly and keep your weight under control to prevent uterine prolapse. In addition, using correct positions during sexual activities and performing vaginal gymnastic exercises to strengthen the vagina can reduce the risk of uterine prolapse.

However, remember that the treatment of uterine prolapse is performed surgically, and the symptoms of uterine prolapse can be temporarily reduced in people without surgical treatment, but surgical treatment is required for permanent resolution of uterine prolapse. It is recommended to consult a gynecologist regarding your personal situation.