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Which specialist should I consult?
You have to go to an gynaecologist.

When is conservative treatment advised for prolapsed uterus?
This is advised in post natal cases where surgical treatment can't be given 3-4 months after delivery.

What is incarceration of prolapse?
When prolapse becomes irreducible due to edema and congestion it is called incarcerated prolapse.

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