Clinical Management of Postpartum Cervico-Vaginal Prolapse in Graded Murrah Buffalo: A Case Report

The present case report describes the postpartum cervico-vaginal prolapse and its clinical management in a graded Murrah buffalo with the history of parturition a day ago, presented to the Veterinary Clinical Complex, Korutla. The prolapsed mass was having lacerations, mild straining and bleeding. After thorough cleaning and reduction of edema, the prolapsed mass was properly repositioned. A rope truss was applied to prevent reoccurrence of prolapse. The animal showed a good response to manual correction and no complications were observed. Early diagnosis and timely intervention will help in effective management of postpartum cervico-vaginal prolapse in a buffalo.