Conclusion: Incarcerated complete procidentia is treated in a stepwise process, initially reducing the prolapse to relieve acute incarceration symptoms. Typically, reduction is accomplished with the aid of a
How is procidentia treated?
Sacralpromontory fixation remains the most common treatment for uterine procidentia, and the benchmark for which many other procedures are compared. This approach has been traditionally done via laparotomy, but could be done with minilaparotomy. Keeping the uterine cervix was done for previously mentioned reasons.
Can a prolapse correct itself?
Prolapsed organs cannot heal themselves, and most worsen over time. Several treatments are available to correct a prolapsed bladder.
