What are the symptoms of rectal prolapse and what are the treatments?

1. In the early stage of anal prolapse, constipation, irregular defecation, rectal distension and unclean bowel movements, and a lump prolapses out during defecation, which can be retracted by itself.

2. After the anal prolapse is aggravated, a little straining in defecation or even coughing, walking and other situations with a little abdominal pressure can cause anal prolapse, which cannot be retracted by itself.

Anal prolapse is a common anorectal disease, and there are many reasons for it, which may be caused by long-term malnutrition, which causes the rectum to lose support. Secondly, there is also the possibility of having hemorrhoids, which is associated with increased abdominal pressure. Recommendations:

Go to the anorectal department of the local hospital in time for symptomatic treatment**.

1.Long-term illness and weakness, malnutrition or diarrhea for a long time, so that the fat of the ischiorectal fossa is absorbed, and the rectum loses support;

2.Qi and blood decline, the elderly body is weak, the pelvic muscles are relaxed, and it is not easy to fix;

3.Bladder stones, chronic cough and other diseases that continue to increase abdominal pressure relax the submucosal tissue of the rectum, separate the mucosa from the muscle layer, and lead to anal prolapse;

4.Conditions such as stage III internal hemorrhoids, anorectal polyps, and anorectal tumors often prolapse into the anal sphincter muscle and pull the rectal mucosa downward. It is also seen after internal hemorrhoidal circumcision, which damages the anal canal** and forms an exposed prolapse of the rectal mucosa.

The biggest cause may be prolapse caused by internal hemorrhoids, and it is best to go to the hospital for timely examination, and through high-tech equipment and instruments, we can more accurately confirm whether it is prolapse caused by internal hemorrhoids.

There are five main causes of rectal prolapse: poor sphincter function, sacral separation between the sacrum and rectum is too wide, the sigmoid colon is too long, the pelvic floor fissure is enlarged, and the Douglas fossa is deepened.

Anal prolapse refers to rectal prolapse, which has many reasons, and it is common for children to have rectal prolapse, because the child is weaker, has more stools, and has more diarrhea. In addition to this, there are also developmental reasons for the child, the sacral curvature in childhood is not formed, the pelvis is a straight funnel-shaped thing, there is no sacral curvature, there is no carrying effect. As a result, children are prone to prolapse.

Adult prolapse is often related to a particularly high number of stools, a relatively weak constitution or difficulty in defecation. After straining to defecate, it may start out as just mucosal prolapse. Over time, it can cause full-thickness rectal prolapse.

In addition, there are factors such as long-term cough, wheezing, prostatic hyperplasia, and forced urination, which are all important causes of anal prolapse.

Anal prolapse is generally difficult to heal on its own, if there are symptoms of prolapse in time, seek medical examination** in time to avoid getting more and more serious, I wish you an early **.