Vaginal prolapse mostly occurs during last trimester of pregnancy. The causes of this condition appear to be hereditary, endocrine, anatomical and nutritional. Lack of exercise, increased interabdominal pressure during advanced pregnancy and slacking of broad ligament are some predisposing factors. Treatment of uncomplicated vaginal prolapse should consist of muscle relaxant, local use of non-irritant antiseptics (cream/ointment) and then replacement of prolapsed portion to its proper position. If needed it may be supported with Vulvular sutures or truss. Parenteral use of antibiotics are always necessary for controlling secondary infection. Application of local anesthetic in cream or ointment is also good for reducing local irritation. GHK