Patient's question:
Last year, I was diagnosed with a rectal prolapse. I looked into it, and at that time, the symptoms eased somewhat. But just recently, it seems to have recurred. I've had continuous fever and colds for about a week now, and I'm worried it might be serious. Please ask: Can rectal prolapse cause rectal prolapse? Can a template be used?Doctor's answer:
Surgical treatment is recommended because your discomfort symptoms are always present, and there are fewer alternative methods! Half of cancer is related to pathology, and it will never be the case! Constipation caused by rectal prolapse is more common in middle-aged and elderly people, resulting from multiple births, difficult deliveries, and the forward expansion of the anterior rectal wall. The anterior wall muscle layer becomes thin, and feces enter the weak part of the rectum and cannot be expelled through the anus. When stopping defecation, the stool can return to the rectum.