Other symptoms of rectal prolapse include pain in the anus and rectum and bleeding from the inner lining of the rectum. These are rarely life-threatening symptoms. Fecal incontinence is another symptom.
What does rectal prolapse pain feel like?
Feeling a bulge outside your anus. Seeing a red mass outside your anal opening. Pain in the anus or rectum. Bleeding from the rectum.
What helps rectal prolapse pain?
How is it treated?
- If your doctor says it's okay, you can push the prolapse into place.
- Avoid constipation. Drink plenty of water, and eat fruits, vegetables, and other foods that contain fiber. ...
- Do Kegel exercises to help strengthen the muscles of the pelvic area.
- Don't strain while having a bowel movement.
