Anterior vaginal wall prolapse, also known as anterior vaginal wall bulge, is actually a bulging of the bladder and urethra, often combined with a disruption of urinary function. Dilated vaginal wall prolapse is due to excessive stretching and thinning of the anterior vaginal wall and is most often associated with vaginal delivery or vaginal atrophy with age and menopause. The displaced form is due to pathological separation and elongation of the anterior, lateralized vaginal support tissue to the arcuate ligaments of the pelvic wall and is often associated with varying degrees of bladder bulge and urethral hypermobility. Treatment mainly includes non-surgical treatment and surgical treatment: a. Non-surgical treatment: mild bulge does not require treatment, moderate bulge or even severe bulge, such as patients need to have children or old age with serious medical conditions, can take conservative treatment, including the application of uterine support, electrical stimulation therapy, as well as lifting exercises and the local use of estrogen. Surgical repair methods: The indications for surgical treatment are severe bulging, prolapse leading to urinary retention or recurrent cystitis, and concomitant stress urinary incontinence. 1, anterior vaginal wall suture: anterior vaginal wall suture is folded and sutured vaginal muscles and bladder surface fascia or vaginal lateral wall tissue, so that the bladder and vagina to restore the normal position of the bulging; 2, paravaginal repair: the anterior vaginal wall bulge, paravaginal defect repair is to make the separated sides of the vagina to the normal level of the arch ligament connected with the pelvic wall, there are two main vaginal methods or postpubic methods; 3, vaginal closure: vaginal closure, vaginal closure, vaginal closure, vaginal closure. Vaginal closure: Vaginal closure is divided into vaginal semi-closure and total vaginal closure, which mainly involves peeling off the rectangular mucosal surface of the anterior and posterior vaginal walls respectively, and then suturing the peeled surfaces of the anterior and posterior vaginal walls to partially or completely close the vagina. After the operation, the patient will lose the function of sexual life, so the operation is only suitable for those who are old and weak or cannot tolerate a larger operation. 4. Transabdominal bladder bulge repair: it is mainly used to repair moderate anterior vaginal wall bulge, and the operation can be completed together with total transabdominal hysterectomy. The surgery is relatively difficult, and the vascular ligation and ligament suspension are firm, with less bleeding, which is beneficial to the patient’s postoperative recovery; 5, sacral vaginal fixation: the treatment of vaginal vault bulge is more effective, and it is an operation with a higher cure rate. At present, the main way is trans-laparoscopic surgery, which can reduce intraoperative bleeding and pain compared with the traditional open route, and has the advantages of fast recovery and short hospital stay. Patients are advised to follow medical advice to exercise the pelvic floor muscles, and to reduce weight scientifically through yoga or Pilates, as well as to avoid excessive straining during bowel movements. In terms of diet, patients should avoid foods that cause constipation, such as sweet potatoes, and can consume eggs, milk, peanuts, etc. They can also drink more water to reduce constipation and prevent straining during bowel movements from affecting local recovery.