In life, many middle-aged and elderly women encounter such “troubles” – laughing, coughing, sneezing, running, jumping, incontinence, urinating, or the need to go to the toilet as soon as the urge to urinate arises. I can’t hold my urine. This phenomenon is often difficult to talk about and may be tolerable in the summer, but in the winter, it is really unbearable. After menopause, as we age, we often experience discomfort in the lower abdomen, more urination at night, and even a drop in the vulva with a lump falling out, in fact, these symptoms are manifestations of “pelvic floor disease” in middle-aged and elderly women. The so-called “pelvic floor disease” refers to the pelvic floor dysfunctional disease, is the pelvic organs prolapse and pressure incontinence general term, including the front and back wall of the vagina bulge, pressure incontinence and uterine prolapse, etc.. People often think that it is normal to wet your pants when you get older, so you don’t need to treat it and it can’t be cured. Women suffering from this disease often suffer in silence for many years, and some patients don’t seek medical attention until erosion or ulceration occurs. With the aging of the population, the incidence of pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence is gradually increasing, according to statistics, more than 50% of women in China have had related experiences, such diseases, although “do not kill”, but seriously affect women’s health and quality of life, especially hindering women’s work and social activities. In clinical practice, urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse are called a pair of “difficult brothers”, according to statistics, women with pelvic organ prolapse may have 30% combined incontinence; and if there is urinary incontinence, the possibility of organ prolapse is more than 50%. The pelvic floor of women is like a self-regulating hammock, relying on environmental changes to regulate its own tension. After entering middle age, the tension of the hammock is affected by many factors such as pregnancy, childbirth and estrogen decline and becomes relaxed and collapsed, the supporting role of the muscles and ligaments of the pelvic floor gradually weakens, the urethral sphincter relaxes, and the angle between the bladder and urethra changes, resulting in frequent urination, urinary urgency, various types of This leads to frequent urination, urinary urgency, various types of urinary incontinence, and prolapse of the pelvic organs; in turn, prolapse of the pelvic organs causes spasm of the urethral muscles, poor urination, urinary retention, and then frequent or persistent urinary tract infections. The traditional treatment is to remove the prolapsed uterus and the bulging vaginal wall and repair the damaged fascia with sutures, or to fix the bladder suspension, which is very traumatic and not only removes the uterus without lesions, but also builds the structure on the diseased pelvic floor tissue after suturing, so there is still a possibility of recurrence of vaginal bulge and urinary incontinence in the future. With the development of surgical mesh materials in recent years, various minimally invasive puncture suspension systems have come into being, and the surgical approach to pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence has entered a new era of minimally invasive implantability. GYNECARE PROLIFT pelvic floor repair and reconstruction surgery for patients with anterior vaginal wall bulge with or without uterine prolapse and tension-free suspension of the mid-urethra such as TVT-O for patients with stress urinary incontinence are performed using new polypropylene mesh and slings. These surgeries are performed using the natural orifices of the human body without opening the abdomen, and have many advantages such as less trauma, less bleeding, faster postoperative recovery, fewer complications, and less recurrence after surgery, and have achieved satisfactory clinical results. For the convenience of patients and to provide quality professional services, the department has set up a special outpatient clinic where women over 40 years old who suffer from pelvic organ prolapse and pelvic floor dysfunctional diseases such as urinary incontinence can go for examination and treatment.