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Many factors that appear to contribute to prolapse are beyond your control. Genetics, vaginal deliveries, obesity, pelvic tumors, chronic constipation and repeated heavy lifting are all conditions that seem to be associated with prolapse. Prior hysterectomy may also predispose you to prolapse of the vaginal vault and enterocele.
