Due to birth injury, long-term abdominal pressure and other causative factors, the uterus can descend from its normal position along the vagina, and the external cervical opening of the uterus can reach below the level of the sciatic spine, or even the bottom of the uterus is completely prolapsed out of the vaginal opening is called uterine prolapse. The treatment of uterine prolapse is mainly as follows: a. Non-surgical treatment, which is applicable to various degrees of uterine prolapse that cannot tolerate surgery due to frailty or other diseases, can be chosen from a uterine tray. The size of the uterine tray must be appropriate for easy placement or removal, and the placement time is every morning into, and every night before bedtime out, after washing for use. When using a uterine support, it should be noted that any acute inflammation of the cervix and vagina should be treated with anti-inflammatory therapy. In cases of uterine prolapse combined with vaginal wall or cervical ulcers, the ulcers should be treated first and then the uterine support should be placed after the ulcers have healed. Surgical treatment can be divided into anterior and posterior vaginal wall repair, transvaginal total hysterectomy and anterior and posterior vaginal wall repair, longitudinal vaginoplasty and so on. Avoid heavy physical work for 3-6 months after surgery to consolidate the effect.