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Rectal Prolapse Treatment in Bangalore

Rectal Prolapse is more incident in women than men with a complete surgical intervention necessary to cure the condition.

Prolapse of the rectum is more common in children & elders.

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Get the best treatment for Rectal Prolapse in Bangalore.

What is Rectal Prolapse ?

Rectal Prolapse is a non-emergency yet socially awkward rectal condition in which the rectum (last few inches of the large intestine) passes down into the anal canal & sometimes outside the anus. This requires the patient to sometimes manually push the prolapsed tissue inside causing ruptures or cuts in unhygienic environment.

At Chirag Global Hospitals, we educate our patients to get the right assessment & treatment for Prolapsed rectum as many patients & sometimes, even doctors, confuse rectal prolapse for Piles/Hemorrhoids. Get the right treatment by getting the right diagnosis. DO NOT SHY AWAY FROM TAKING A SECOND OPINION FROM the Best Colo-Rectal Surgeons of Bangalore, India.

Symptoms of Rectal Prolapse

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Causes

Causes of Rectal Prolapse

Risk Factors of Rectal Prolapse

If Rectal Prolapse is left untreated, it can lead to multiple colorectal & social issues.

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Treatment for Rectal Prolapse

Rectal Prolapse can be treated based on the type of prolapse & the stage.

Most common surgical treatment for Rectal Prolapse is Rectopexy in which the loose ends of the rectum are pulled up & secured in the sacrum.

Get in touch with our specialist rectal prolapse doctor to understand the required treatment & the right diagnosis.

Prevention

Prevention of Rectal Prolapse

Do not let chronic constipation or diarrhea persist. Consult out expert colo-proctologists to understand the treatment options better, before the health condition worsens. Remember prevention is better than cure.

Kegel exercises help is keeping the pelvic floor muscles fit & strong. This helps prevent incontinence & possible pelvic organ prolapse.