Treatment

Treatment options depends on the following factors:
The organ involved.
Severity of prolapse
Desire for future children
Age
Sexual activity
Severity of symptoms

Treatment modalities include:
Pelvic floor exercises (Kegels exercise) to strengthen pelvic muscles

The use of Pessaries can also be used temporary or permanently by patients who are waiting for surgery or do not wish to have surgery or who are unsuitable candidates for surgery.

Hormonal therapy, topical, low-dose oestrogen cream may be useful for postmenopausal women.

Surgical treatment modalities:
Vaginal repair, repair to the tissues supporting the vaginal wall.

Anterior colporrhaphy for correction a cystocele or urethrocele.

Posterior colporrhaphy for correction a rectocele or enterocele.

Hysterectomy with either anterior or posterior colporrhaphy.

Vaginal vault repair, for correction of vaginal vault prolapse by anchoring the vault to the sacrospinous ligament.