Understanding the progression and severity levels of pelvic organ prolapse.
Normal position with no signs of prolapse. The pelvic organs are well supported.
The organ descends halfway to the vaginal opening. Often asymptomatic or with minimal symptoms.
The organ reaches the vaginal opening but does not protrude outside. Common stage with noticeable symptoms.
The organ protrudes outside the vaginal opening but less than total vaginal length. Significant symptoms present.
Total eversion of the vagina with the organ completely outside. Requires immediate medical attention.
