Uterine Prolapse Surgery: How It Is Done, Step by Step
Short answer: Vaginal or laparoscopic repair, with or without hysterectomy and with pelvic floor reinforcement. It is done under general or regional anesthesia. The specialist decides the indication; results vary from person to person.
Before
Tests, pelvic floor evaluation; stop blood thinners as directed.
During
Vaginal or laparoscopic repair, with or without hysterectomy and with pelvic floor reinforcement. General or regional anesthesia.
After
Avoid strenuous effort for 4-6 weeks; gradual recovery.