Uterine prolapse

How often does it happen?

At least a fourth of all women will experience a feeling that something has 'sagged' in the bottom area over the course of their lives. A prolapse is an issue with the pelvic floor.

People assume far too quickly that this is a normal ageing process. Nothing could be further from the truth. If you have 'sagging' that affects your quality of life, there are solutions for this These range from physical therapy for minor cases to wearing a vaginal ring or undergoing a surgical procedure. Organ sagging is perfectly treatable.

For more information, contact your gynaecologist.

Latest publication date: 02/08/2024
Supervising author: Dr Verschueren Eva