Uterine prolapse can be classified into three levels, which include mild, moderate and severe. The prolapse of the uterus is a condition in which the uterus descends from its normal position along the vaginal area and becomes closer and closer to the vaginal opening, indicating that the prolapse of the uterus has become very serious. This disease is mainly associated with women who have given birth to many children and women who are physically active. When uterine prolapse occurs, it can be treated with uterine support, pelvic floor exercises and surgery. Patients with this type of disease must pay attention to proper rest, not to engage in physical labor, and must keep their bowels open to prevent constipation, which may aggravate the development of the disease.