Prolapse is a common complaint in which one or more organs move from its usual position and might bulge out of the body or cause discomfort or pressure within the affected region. Females are most often affected by prolapse after childbirth and might experience rectal and vaginal prolapse simultaneously. Surgical treatment might be executed to correct prolapse and repair the organs back to their normal position, although some patients can be treated via nonsurgical approaches such as pelvic floor therapies and herbal rectal prolapse treatment at Daya Ayush Therapy Center.
Rectal prolapse befalls when part or the whole wall of the rectum glides out of place, at times protruding from the anus or, in the case of some ladies, the vagina (known as rectocele). For grown-ups, there are numerous risk factors that can prompt rectal prolapse in ladies, including:
- constipation or straining during bowel movements
- tissue impairment caused by operation, childbirth or other lifestyle activities (such as vigorous exercise), and/or
- Weakened pelvic floor muscles attributable to the aging procedure.
For some individuals, a prolapse might only occur during bowel movements. For other folks, it might occur when they stand or walk and, in some circumstances, the prolapsed tissue might remain outside their body perpetually.
The good news is that rectal prolapse can often be efficaciously treated. At our center, we can offer a full array of non-surgical herbal treatment options, and tailor a treatment plan to suit your specific situation and prerequisites.
