Cystocele occurs when the supportive tissue between a balder and vaginal wall weakens and stretches allowing the bladder to bulge into the vagina, it is also called as Anterior Prolapsed or Prolapsed Bladder.

Straining during vaginal childbirth or chronic constipation, violent coughing or heavy lifting tends to cause the Cystocele.

Symptoms:
Symptoms include discomfort when strain, coughing or lifting, feeling fullness or pressure in pelvic and vaginal, repeated bladder infection feeling like sitting on an egg as a bulge of tissue protrudes through vaginal opening.