In women, cervical prolapse is often a prolapsed uterus, i.e. a prolapsed pelvic organ disease. The causes are complex and are usually a combination of factors. Physiological factors such as ageing and post-menopausal hormonal changes, disease factors such as birth injuries, diseases that cause long-term increased abdominal pressure and weakness of the pelvic floor tissues, medical factors such as inadequate correction of injuries caused during surgery, certain lifestyles such as excessive physical work, multiple births, poor toileting, diet and exercise habits can cause abnormalities in the pelvic floor muscle groups, fascia, ligaments and their nerve structures, which can lead to cervical Prolapse.