What Are The Varied Symptoms Of Rectal Prolapse And Its Cure In Ayurveda?
The rectum is the last 20 cm or so of the big bowel. It is the provisional storage zone for bowel motions. Rectal prolapse befalls when the rectum turns itself back-to-front and comes out via the anus. Without treatment, the rectum will ultimately have to be strapped back in manually. Females are six times more likely to suffer rectal prolapse than males. Kids of both sexes below the age of three years are also commonly affected by rectal prolapse, although the prolapse inclines to resolve automatically without the requirement for surgery. In the initial phases of rectal prolapse, a portion of the rectum slides out while passing a bowel motion, but it goes back inside on its own. Rectal prolapse might be partial, encompassing only the internal lining of the bowel (mucosa). Or, it might be complete, encompassing the whole wall of the rectum.
Symptoms of rectal prolapse
The symptoms of rectal prolapse depend on the severity, but can consist of:
- Pain and discomposure felt deep within the lower stomach
- Blood and mucus from the anus
- The sensation of constipation, or that the rectum is never totally emptied after passing a motion
- Problems passing a bowel motion
- Protuberance of the rectum via the anus
- The necessity to use enormous amounts of toilet paper to clean up after a bowel motion
- Seepage of watery faeces, chiefly after a bowel motion
- Faecal incontinence or decreased ability to control the bowel.
Ayurvedic treatment for rectocele at Daya Ayush Therapy Centre can help control this problem.
