Other possibilities

Another tool that allows you to do without surgery, pessary, pessary, which covers the cervix and the uterus keeps in the raised position. "It is quite effectively even with the omission of the third stage," says Dr. Thornton. But pessary has its drawbacks. Firstly, it must be inserted by the doctor. Secondly, it goes down after oral administration, and it is necessary to inflate it to such a state that it was convenient. Then it must be frequently washed and removed at the time of sexual intercourse. But if you are sexually active or not if another alternative for you is surgery, pessary can be your way out.
There is a surgical alternative to hysterectomy. You can do the surgery, restoring the position of the uterus. This is a fairly complex operation, which is performed under general anesthesia, but if you want to keep the uterus, you may want to consider this option.