MODERN APPROACHES TO THE DIAGNOSIS AND CLINICAL FEATURES OF GENITAL PROLAPSE

This article presents modern diagnostic methods and clinical perspectives on genital prolapse based on observations in 98 female patients who sought medical care. Genital prolapse is widespread among women and is associated with reduced quality of life, urogenital dysfunction, and limited social activity. The article provides information about the Baden–Walker and POP-Q classification systems used for early detection, evaluation, and staging of prolapse. It also discusses clinical symptoms, modern imaging diagnostics, patient complaints, and functional impairments. This article may be useful for practicing gynecologists, urogynecologists, and healthcare professionals. Keywords: genital prolapse, diagnosis, clinical symptoms, POP-Q, Baden–Walker, functional disorders, urogynecology.