Vaginal prolapse can take on many different forms, depending on the cause of the prolapse and the organs affected. In many cases, a vaginal prolapse is asymptomatic, meaning that the individual does not experience any symptoms from a prolapse. Because of this, many women only find out that they have a vaginal prolapse during a physical checkup or well-woman exam. Vaginal prolapse symptoms can include: - A feeling of fullness or heaviness - Pain in the pelvic area - Lower back pain - Bulging in the vagina - Organs slipping out of the vagina - Leakage of urine (urinary incontinence) - Bladder infections - Difficulty having a bowel movement - Problems with sexual intercourse - Problems inserting tampons