Types include vaginal repair, abdominal repair, sacral colpopexy, and hysterectomy with prolapse repair, depending on the severity of the prolapse and individual patient factors.

Risks include infection, bleeding, neurological deficits, and complications related to anesthesia. Your surgeon will discuss these in detail.

No, this test is performed after consuming a standardized meal.

Typically, blood samples are taken 2 hours after finishing the meal.

Yes, it helps assess how well your body processes glucose after eating.

Elevated levels may suggest impaired glucose tolerance or diabetes.

Results help determine appropriate dietary and medical interventions.