Rectal prolapse occurs when part of the rectum slips out through the anus. It is more common in older adults and women after childbirth. Surgical repair restores the rectum to its proper position and reinforces support.
If you experience any of the following symptoms, consult a specialist promptly:
Understanding the underlying causes helps in prevention and treatment:
Depending on severity, options include laparoscopic rectopexy (suspending the rectum from above) or perineal repair. The surgeon will recommend the best approach based on age, fitness and severity.
Restores normal anatomy
Improves bowel control
Laparoscopic option for faster recovery
High long-term success
Hospital stay of 2–4 days for laparoscopic repair. Light activity within a week, full recovery in 4–6 weeks. Pelvic floor exercises strengthen results.
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