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Vaginal vault prolapse

Vaginal vault prolapse occurs only in women who have had a hysterectomy. The top of the vagina, where the uterus used to be, collapses down into the vagina. With severe forms, this portion of the vagina may protrude out of the body . Vaginal vault prolapse can cause a backache, vaginal bleeding, and urinary incontinence. Vaginal vault prolapse may also be accompanied by other forms of prolapse.