PATHOPHYSIOLOGY:

Stretching and tearing of

NON-MODIFIABLE of the muscle, ligaments
and fibrious tissue
 High parity
 50 years old
 menopause
Decreased pelvic floor
muscle tone

Weakening of anterior
• Large lump DISEASE
and posterior vaginal lying outside PROCESS
wall the vagina
• Draging
sensation
Downward
Ulceration of cervix or displacement of uterus Sensation of
vagina through the vaginal vaginal fullness
introitus

2 cm cervical Pelvic fullness

ulceration and pressure
Displacement of pelvic organ

SIGNS & SYMPTOMS,

LAB & DIGNOSTIC Displacement Rectal Sacral back
TEST of bladder pressure pain

• Lower
Urinary Fart a lot back pain
incontinence • fatigue

DIAGNOSIS
PELVIC ORGAN
PROLAPSE