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What Is Rectal Prolapse? Prolapse is when any body part slips or falls down from its normal position. Rectal prolapse is when your rectum -- the last section of your large intestine -- drops down or slides out of your If you feel like something just isn’t right when you go to the bathroom, or try to Types of Rectal Prolapse There are three types of prolapse: • External prolapse: The entire rectum sticks out of your anus. • Mucosal prolapse: Part of the rectal lining pokes out of your anus. • Internal prolapse: The rectum has started to drop but is not yet sticking out of your anus. Rectal Prolapse Symptoms If you feel like you’re sitting on a ball after pooping, or if you notice that you have something sticking out of the opening (your anus) where you poop, you could have rectal prolapse. Typically, you’ll first experience rectal prolapse after you have a bowel movement. The first time, or first few times, the rectum may return inside on its own. Later, you may feel like something has fallen out of your body, or you just feel something down there that isn’t normal. In those cases, you may be able to push the rectum back in yourself. Additional symptoms of rectal prolapse can include: • Feeling a bulge outside your anus • Seeing a red mass outside your anal opening • • Bleeding from the rectum • Leaking blood, poop, or mucus from the anus Early on, rectal prolapse may look like Rectal Prolapse Causes A variety of things can cause the condition, including: • Long-term histor...

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Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) is a condition where weakened muscles in your pelvis cause one or more organs in your pelvis (vagina, uterus, bladder and rectum) to sag. In more severe cases, an organ bulges onto another organ or outside your body. Your healthcare provider can recommend treatments to repair your prolapse and relieve symptoms. Overview Pelvic organ prolapse occurs when your bladder, urethra, rectum, small intestine, uterus or vagina slips out of place. What is pelvic organ prolapse? Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) is a condition in which your pelvic floor (the muscles, ligaments and tissues that support your pelvic organs) become too weak to hold your organs in place. Your pelvic floor muscles act like a powerful sling that supports organs like your vagina, uterus, bladder and rectum. If these muscles become too loose or sustain damage, the organs they support shift out of place. With mild cases of POP, your organs may drop. In more severe cases, they may extend outside your vagina and cause a bulge. Pelvic organ prolapse is one type of pelvic floor disorder, along with What are the different types of pelvic organ prolapse? The type of prolapse you have depends on where the weaknesses are in your pelvic floor and what organs are affected. • Anterior vaginal wall prolapse ( dropped bladder ): Weakened pelvic floor muscles above your vagina can cause your bladder to slip out of place and bulge onto your vagina. This type of prolapse is also called cystocele. Anterior...