Uterine Prolapse: An Update of Prevalence and Risk Factors

Abstract

A common gynecological condition called uterine prolapse is characterized by the uterus protruding or descending into the vaginal canal.Numerous risk factors can result in uterine prolapse, which is a common condition.Significant risk factors have been identified as vaginal childbirth, advanced age, obesity, chronic constipation, chronic cough, and genetic predisposition.Healthcare professionals must be aware of the prevalence and risk factors of uterine prolapse in order to recognize at-risk patients and offer suitable preventive measures and interventions.

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