What Is the First-Line Treatment for Uterovaginal Prolapse?

Clinical Scenario

This protocol addresses uterovaginal prolapse (ICD-11 GC40.3 / ICD-10 N81.2) with a structured first-line approach. The complete evidence-based regimen — including all management options and follow-up specifics — is available via the link below.

Treatment Approach

First-line management involves a fitted vaginal support device designed to hold the pelvic organs in position — the full protocol specifies device selection, fitting considerations, and the required follow-up schedule.

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References

A pessary is a plastic or silicone device which fits into your vagina to help support the pelvic organs.
Ring pessaries are most commonly used.
Pessaries should be changed or removed, cleaned and reinserted every 4–6 months.

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