The treatment of pelvic organ prolapse depends upon which organ has prolapsed, the severity of the prolapse, etc. If the patient has a minor case of pelvic organ prolapse, medicines and exercises can be used to treat it. To prevent the prolapse from worsening, the patient will be advised to avoid lifting heavy weights or indulging in intense physical activities that might cause the patient to strain. Kegel exercises will be adequate to correct a mild prolapse. Kegel exercises will help to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. Kegal is a type of workout that can be done from anyplace. Pelvic organ prolapse can also be treated with vaginal pessaries. A vaginal pessary is a rubber device that can be inserted into the vagina, it will provide support to the organs that are slipping out of their natural positions. With the help of this device, the pelvic organs can be held in place. However, on the other hand, the pessary must be cleansed on a regular basis and removed prior to sexual activity. There are surgical options to repair pelvic organ prolapse as well. Surgery is required in severe cases of pelvic organ prolapses. The type of surgery required depends on which organ has prolapsed and how severe the prolapse is and the symptoms displayed by the pelvic organ prolapse. Reconstructive surgery can be done to return the pelvic organs to their original position. In the majority of cases of bladder prolapses, anterior repair surgery is performed. The tissue that separates the bladder from the vagina is tightened after an incision is made in the vagina. Robotic laparoscopic surgery may be required in severe cases of anterior prolapse. This will help to support the tissue and prevent it from becoming inflamed again.