Pelvic Organ Prolapse - University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation

Pelvic organ prolapse means slipping down of the vagina and / or uterus. Prolapse (slipping down) can affect the front and / or back walls of the vagina and / or the uterus or the vaginal vault (top of the front passage after removal of the uterus).

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