How is anterior vaginal wall prolapse treated

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Asymptomatic mild patients do not require treatment. Those with symptoms but who are not suitable for surgery due to other chronic diseases can use a pessary to relieve symptoms. It should be placed during the day and removed at night to prevent fistulas (urinary or fecal) caused by long-term pressure from the foreign object. Patients with obvious symptoms should undergo a anterior vaginal wall repair.