Bulging vaginal wall refers to the protrusion of the anterior and posterior vaginal walls into the vaginal opening due to various causes. The main causes are childbirth injury, tissue laxity, etc. The recovery period of the bulging vaginal wall varies from cause to cause. 1, childbirth injury: improper force during childbirth, assisted delivery surgery, etc. may cause damage to the soft birth canal and surrounding pelvic floor tissue muscle resulting in bulging vaginal wall. After childbirth, the repair of female reproductive organs in about 6 weeks, this is a better period for the treatment of pubic wall bulge. After the end of the dew after childbirth, rehabilitation exercises can be carried out to help alleviate the symptoms of lumbar soreness and swelling caused by the bulging pubic wall; 2, tissue laxity: due to age, women after menopause, estrogen reduction, pelvic floor atrophy, degeneration caused by bulging pubic wall. Mainly in older women, often accompanied by frequent urination, urinary urgency and other urinary system symptoms. Some patients can be treated with uterine support therapy, pelvic floor muscle exercises, electrical stimulation, or non-surgical methods such as anal lifting exercises, and the recovery period takes about one year or more. In some patients, surgery is necessary to restore the bulging pubic wall. Patients with bulging pubic walls should also ensure adequate water intake in their daily lives and develop the habit of urinating regularly. Increase fiber intake, minimize constipation, and avoid heavy physical labor.