Genital prolapse is a fairly common disease in women after giving birth, especially women who do heavy work, have many children or have previous births without safe and proper technical assistance. Genital prolapse in women after giving birth occurs at many levels, depending on the position of the cervix compared to the vulva. This disease is not life-threatening but it greatly affects the daily life and work of women.

Genital prolapse and urinary incontinence are not life-threatening diseases but they greatly affect women's daily life and work. Many women with this disease often do not know where to go for treatment and are often embarrassed and hide their illness, especially they have trouble in their marital relationship. Crossen surgery is a method used to treat genital prolapse. So, what is Crossen surgery and how effective is it?

Uterine prolapse can cause the uterus to fall down, protrude from the vagina, the uterus is exposed outside the vagina, the body is inside the vagina, and in the most severe case, the entire uterus falls out of the vagina.

Vaginal hysterectomy is highly effective in treating genital prolapse. The surgery has outstanding advantages such as not creating an incision on the abdomen, ensuring high aesthetics, quick recovery time, and reducing treatment costs.

Genital prolapse is a fairly common disease in Vietnamese women, especially women who do heavy work, give birth many times, or give birth unsafely at the age of 40-50 years old or older. Women who have not given birth can also have genital prolapse, but it is less common and is only simple cervical prolapse.