Elderly women with uterine prolapse, who previously had hypertension, cerebellar atrophy, and were unable to undergo surgery.

Patient's question:

It has been almost a year since the onset of the illness! Something 2-3 centimeters long is protruding from the vaginal opening! I have seen a traditional Chinese medicine doctor

Doctor's answer:

Uterine prolapse often occurs in old age; it may worsen after menopause, because after aging, estrogen levels decline, uterine supporting tissues atrophy, and there is a lack of tension. Similarly, women with weak constitutions or congenital abnormalities in pelvic floor tissue development may also experience uterine prolapse even if they are young, unmarried, and nulliparous.