3 options: Depends on health. Hysterectomy with repair, a procedure known as colpocliesis, uterus is left, vagina is replaced and closed. She may also be a candidate for a pessary, a device fitted by her doctor, worn in the vagina, which helps hold everything in place. It does require special care sev. Times a week.
Answered 11/26/2013
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Several: Non-surgical options include use of a device called a pessary, or performing pelvic floor exercises. There are a number of surgical treatments such as removing the uterus (hysterectomy) and repairing the vagina using mesh or graft material. These surgeries can be done vaginally or laparoscopically (robotically). The exact treatment depends on the degree of prolapse, associated problems as well as the patients overall health and activity level.
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