Q: It has been a few years, the anterior vaginal wall is prolapsed and severely loosened, what surgery is needed, what is the approximate cost, how much does the surgery cost and do I need to be hospitalized? Answer: Surgery is needed for anterior vaginal wall prolapse of II degree or more, often combined with bladder bulge and uterine prolapse, which should be fully evaluated before surgery, especially for stress urinary incontinence. Hospitalization is required. The cost is mainly spent on materials, usually Mesh mesh is used. Consult the three doctors, Zhu Lin, Zhang Ping and Deng Xinchao, who will explain it to you in detail. Female pelvic floor dysfunctional diseases are among the top five diseases along with diabetes, cardiovascular disease, etc., and are receiving more and more attention as life expectancy increases and quality of life requirements improve. Female pelvic floor dysfunctional disorders, also known as pelvic floor defects or pelvic floor support tissue relaxation, are abnormalities in the position and function of pelvic organs caused by weak pelvic floor support and thus pelvic organ displacement due to various causes. The main manifestations are pelvic organ bulge, stress urinary incontinence, female sexual dysfunction and abnormal bowel movements. The pathogenesis of female pelvic floor dysfunctional diseases is multifaceted, such as genetic factors, hormone levels, medical factors, nutritional factors, etc. The most common pathogenesis factors are pregnancy and childbirth. Due to the improvement of economic conditions and nutritional status, it is more common for pregnant women in China to have oversized fetuses, which, together with some physical factors of pregnant women themselves, results in difficult deliveries, prolonged labor, vaginal assisted deliveries, etc., which increase the burden on the pelvic floor and make it easier to cause pelvic floor dysfunction.