If the vagina is loose, the contractile force is weak, and the male genitalia can cause strong physical damage to the cervix. Women may also feel pain and discomfort in the lower abdomen. Swelling and damage to the cervix can cause erosion, ulceration, and bleeding, and can develop into orgasm disorder and sexual desire disorder.

The posterior colposcopic surgery, developed with skills that cannot be imitated by other hospitals, raises the uterus that has descended by 2-3 cm and fixes the uterus by tying the tissue around the uterus. Then, muscle restoration and vaginal reduction surgery are performed to make the diameter of the vagina smaller than the size of the uterus, preventing uterine prolapse.

When the uterus falls down in the retroverted uterus, it can put a strain on the spinal nerves, causing back pain. A skilled posterior colposcopic surgery raises the retroverted uterus and fixes the uterus. It can prevent the retroverted uterus from falling out, so it is effective in treating back pain.

It is also effective in treating bad odor and vaginitis caused by accumulated secretions by eliminating the wide space inside the vagina.

When I have my period, my uterus comes down and I feel heavy, and it’s hard to stand for a long time. If I squat down and put my hand inside my vagina, I can feel the uterus that has come down. Most obstetricians and gynecologists tell me that there is no treatment other than Kegel exercises when I complain of symptoms of a prolapsed uterus. And they explain that in severe cases of uterine prolapse, a hysterectomy is necessary.

If a woman's vaginal length is 8~9cm, and the uterus descends a lot and becomes shorter than 4~5cm, chronic inflammation of the cervix may occur, and radiofrequency conization or hysterectomy may be necessary. Since hysterectomy can cause female depression, a skilled posterior colposcopic surgery can prevent uterine prolapse

If a man has a loose vagina and his penis frequently withdraws, he will try to insert it deeper and deeper, which can cause pain in the lower abdomen or damage the cervix as the penis hits it hard.

Anatomically, the vaginal opening has a thick sphincter muscle layer of about 2~3cm, so Kegel exercises are effective. However, if the vagina is stretched and loose, the sphincter muscle is often thinned to about 3~4mm, so Kegel exercises are not very effective. When the vagina is loose and the uterine prolapse is present, a skilled posterior colposcopic surgery that lifts the uterus back into place, ties the muscles from the inside of the vagina, and performs vaginal reduction surgery is more effective.