What are the symptoms of uterine prolapse

Uterine prolapse is divided into several degrees, if according to the original most traditional score, one degree is above the hymen without vaginal expulsion, two degrees is part of the cervix or part of the cervix and uterine body out of the vaginal mouth, three degrees is the uterus completely protruding out of the vaginal mouth. If one degree, the patient has no symptoms, may feel a little down. Second and third degree, the patient will feel that there is a mass falling out of the vaginal orifice. If it always falls out, the grinding time is long, and there may be bleeding and rupture.