Bladder prolapse at first onset often causes patients to feel pain, fatigue, discomfort, and depression. The disease, if not detected and treated properly, will cause urinary retention, urinary tract infections and reduce kidney function, affect physiological function, reduce fertility and complications of all kinds. other diseases that threaten the patient's life.

Cystocele is caused by the lower part of the bladder falling through the opening of the external genitalia, pushing the anterior wall of the vagina out of the vulva. This phenomenon causes a feeling of heaviness and pressure in the vagina or also follows urinary disorders, unable to hold urine when straining.