Rationale: Uterine prolapse is the descent of the uterus and cervix down the vaginal canal toward the introitus. Uterine prolapse in pregnancy is a rare condition but this may be highly risky as it may causes antepartum, intrapartum, and puerperal complication. Estimated incidence of uterine prolapse in pregnancy is about 1 per 10,000–15,000 deliveries It is also known that multiparity and advanced age are major risk factors for pelvic organ prolapse which can rarely complicate pregnancy. Patient concerns: A 30-year-old female , married since 17 years, Gravida:7, Para: 5, Live: 5, Mtp:1with previous all vaginal deliveries with 40 weeks of gestation came to the JJ hospital, Mumbai with complaints of pain in abdomen since 2 hours and uterine prolapse since 2 and half years. On clinical examination Diagnoses: of patient we found that, on per abdominal examination – uterus full term with cephalic presentation of baby with fetal heart rate ranges between 140 to 150 per min. On per speculum examination – grade 3 uterine prolapse with edematous, thick and ulcerated cervix. Due to edematous , thick , ulcerated and prolapsed cervix, decision of cesare Interventions: an delivery was taken . A live female baby of weight 2400 gram was delivered. The prolapsed uterus recovered following the cesarean operation. It seems to be essential to perform cesarean section because of the risk of possible obstructed labor. We observed a rapid recovery of the anatomy. All signs and symptoms of patient relieved. The Outcomes: patient has not experienced any complications.