After bm, my cervix is visible at entrance -or just outside -my vagina. light bleeding; frequent utis, discomfort. will surgery be needed or pt 1st?

Kegel's, PT could: help, but not likely to correct this amount of prolapse sufficiently. Recommend you see your doctor and do kegels as well.

Prolapsed uterus: This degree of prolapse needs surgical correction. The most successful surgery involves a retropelvic uterine suspension, and a prophylactic Burch procedure to resuspend the bladder neck and prevent urinary incontinence after the prolapse is corrected. Get a referral to a gyn oncologist, as they are familiar with the anatomy required to restore normalcy.

Agree with Dr. B: Uterine prolapse of the degree you described would require surgical correction. You may visit this site for info: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/uterine-prolapse/symptoms-causes/syc-20353458