Near Term Pregnancy in a Patient with Total Uterine Prolapse

Abstract

Uterine prolapse is herniation of the pelvic organ to vaginal walls or beyond the vaginal, walls as well as it is the most common gynecologic problem that has made by stretching and weakening of muscles and connective tissues. Incidence of total and partial uterine prolapse is around one per 10000 to 15000 deliveries. This study is about a 33-year-old Iranian (Balouch lady) G5P4L4 who had been reffered to maternal ward of Emam Ali hospital of Zahedan city in the 35 weeks and 3 dayes of gestation age with uterine prolapse and labor pain. She was prepared to Cesarian Section with normal lab analysis and was done emergency caesarean section and was born a baby boy with 2150 g and Apgar score10/10.