i'm sorry to hear you're dealing with this issue especially during the holiday season! the problem here is that people use the term "partial hysterectomy " to mean different things. it can mean you had your uterus removed but not your cervix ovaries or other reproductive structures. the term "partial hysterectomy" also can be used to mean the uterus and cervix were removed but not the ovaries and fallopian tubes. because you had your uterus removed it is not possible for that organ to prolapse again. it is gone. i suppose it is possible for the cervix itself to prolapse (that is to hang down outside the vaginal opening) but this would be relatively uncommon. more common would be a possible prolapsed bladder. this can occur when the muscles that hold the urinary bladder in place become weak and the bladder collapses down into the vaginal wall. this certainly could feel the same as a prolapsed uterus and you may have symptoms such as pelvic pain difficulty urinating and tissue protruding from the vagina. i suggest you see your gynecologist or primary care provider to get this checked out. it's not a medical emergency but obviously you want to get an examination soon if only to make yourself feel better in finding out what the problem is. i wish you all the best.
i had partial hysterectermy for prolapse uterus. i seem to be haveing same problem again. i am concerned and worried