Uterovaginal prolapse

Name(s): 
Female genital prolapse
Uterine eversion
Uterine prolapse in animals
Nature 
As women age, the muscles that support pelvic structures loosen and the uterus, bladder or other tissues may begin to sag. Non-surgical remedies are a pessary that supports the sagging structure, used either alone or with oestrogen cream and pelvic exercises.
Incidence 
About 15% of hysterectomies are done to rectify uterovaginal prolapse.
Type 
(E) Emanations of other problems