Uterovaginal prolapse, incomplete

This code represents a partial descent of the uterus and/or vagina from its normal anatomical position within the pelvis. It indicates that the prolapse has not progressed to a complete eversion of the uterus or vagina outside the introitus. Patients may experience symptoms such as pelvic pressure, a feeling of "something falling out," or urinary/bowel dysfunction.

Use this code when documentation specifies an incomplete uterovaginal prolapse, meaning the cervix or vaginal apex has not fully exited the vaginal opening. This applies to various degrees of incomplete prolapse, often described as Stage I or Stage II using the POP-Q system, where the leading edge of the prolapse remains within the vagina.

• Differentiate from complete uterovaginal prolapse (e.g., procidentia), which would be coded differently.
• Look for terms like "partial prolapse," "first-degree prolapse," or "second-degree prolapse" of the uterus and/or vagina.
• Do not use if the documentation specifies only uterine prolapse or only vaginal prolapse; this code implies involvement of both or a general uterovaginal descent.