Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
The symptoms include a feeling of lower abdominal heaviness, lower back pain, which is more pronounced when walking or squatting. In severe cases, the prolapsed mass cannot be retracted, affecting mobility. The cervix, due to long-term exposure, may develop thickened mucosal surfaces, keratinization, or erosion and ulcers. The patient experiences increased vaginal discharge, which may sometimes be purulent or bloody. Some may also experience menstrual disorders with excessive bleeding.