Uterine prolapse can be treated individually by conservative treatment or surgical treatment depending on the severity of symptoms and the patient’s complaints. 1.Conservative treatment method: It is applicable to patients with 1° prolapse and clinically asymptomatic. (1) Supportive treatment: First of all, it is to strengthen nutrition, arrange rest and work time appropriately, should avoid heavy physical labor, and keep the bowel movement smooth. (2) Uterine support treatment or pelvic floor muscle exercise. (1) Uterine support therapy is the simplest and most effective treatment method. The uterine support is a tool to keep the uterus and vaginal wall in the vagina. There are three types: trumpet-shaped, ring-shaped and spherical. They are used for all gradations of uterine prolapse and prolapse of the anterior and posterior vaginal walls. They should be inserted every morning and removed before going to bed. And it should be cleaned every day. The uterine support should be rechecked every three to six months after placement. However, the uterine support should not be used in patients with 3° uterine prolapse with significant atrophy of the pelvic floor and inflammation and ulceration of the cervix and vaginal wall. ② Exercise of pelvic floor muscles: Exercise of pelvic floor muscles can increase the tone of pelvic floor muscle groups. It can reduce the symptoms of stress urinary incontinence in patients with mild uterine prolapse, but it is not effective in patients with 3° prolapse. Surgery: If conservative treatment is ineffective, surgery is chosen according to the patient’s age, the gradation of prolapse, as well as the presence of fertility requirements and general health condition.