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First Degree: Lowering of cervix into lower 1/3 of vagina
Second Degree: Protrusion of cervix through the vaginal introitus
Third Degree: Complete externalization of the uterus and inversion of the vagina (also called descensus or procidentia)
Advancing Age
Multiparity
Obesity
Race (Latina/white women at higher risk than black women)
Constipation
Connective tissue disorders
Chronic Cough
Cystocele
Most common form of<unk> 
Hernia of anterior vaginal wall + descent of bladder
Rectocele
Hernia of posterior vaginal segment + descent of rectum
Enterocele
Hernia of intestines to or through vaginal wall
Uterine/vaginal vault prolapse
Descent of apex of vagina to lower vagina, hymen, or beyond introitus
Apex= uterus and cervix, cervix, or vaginal vault
Apical prolapse often associated with enterocele
Most common form of<unk> 
Hernia of anterior vaginal wall + descent of bladder
Hernia of posterior vaginal segment + descent of rectum
Hernia of intestines to or through vaginal wall
Descent of apex of vagina to lower vagina, hymen, or beyond introitus
Apex= uterus and cervix, cervix, or vaginal vault
Apical prolapse often associated with enterocele
Pelvic organ prolapse
Vulvovaginitis
Rectal prolapse
Atrophic vaginitis
Hydrocele 
Infectious 
Hydrocele
Allergic