A total of 114 participants were included. The mean±SD age, years in menopause, parity, BMI, height, weight, birth weight were 64.06±8.6 years, 15.29±8.57 years, 2.56±0.97 children, 28.30±4.31 kg/m2, 1.62±0.06 m,73.17±11.64 kg, and 3788.61±545.17 grams. The mean±SD of ICIQ-UI-SF was 6.31±6.09, and 38 subjects had no urinary incontinence. The mean±SD POP-SS and PISQ-12 scores were 11.11±6.05 and 16.30±13.40 respectively. Of these women, 68 (59.6%) were sexually active and 46 (40.4%) were not sexually active. Of the participants, 32% (33/101) had reported a good quality of health status regarding the EQ-5D. Younger patients (<60-years-old) had higher PISQ-12 scores (p=0.0219), mainly because they had higher score in the partner-related domain of this questionnaire (p=0.0007). There were 73 patients presenting only with POP symptoms (65.18%), 10 patients only with stress urinary incontinence (8.92%), and 18 patients with POP & SUI (16.07%). Regarding the ICIQ-SF, women with only POP had significantly lower score compared to women with SUI (p=0.002) and women with POP & SUI (p=0.013), whereas women with SUI did not score differently compared to women with POP & SUI (p=0.529). Regarding the POP-SS, women with only POP, only SUI, and both POP & SUI, had similar scores. Regarding the PISQ-12, women with only POP, only SUI, and both POP & SUI, had similar scores for all the PISQ-12 sub-categories and the total PISQ-12 score.