Rectal prolapse is a common disease in children 1-3 years old (mucosal prolapse) and people over 50 years old (mucosal prolapse and total prolapse). Although it only accounts for 0.2-1% of surgical diseases and is not too dangerous, it makes many people feel very uncomfortable because it directly affects daily activities.

Rectal prolapse and hemorrhoids have relatively similar symptoms. However, these are two completely different medical conditions. If misdiagnosed, it will lead to incorrect treatment and cause many serious consequences. Below are some ways to distinguish rectal prolapse and hemorrhoids, please refer to:

Rectal prolapse is a sensitive disease, difficult to share, rectal prolapse causes many people to have difficulties and fatigue in life. Many people are extremely concerned about rectal prolapse surgery.

Rectal pouch prolapse is common in middle-aged women, due to the effects of childbirth or aging. There are many treatments for rectal prolapse depending on the cause of the disease. Treatment of rectal pouch prolapse with a graft placed behind the vagina is one of the active treatments.