Prolapse after bowel movement is usually not serious when pushed back by hand, and rectal intussusception is serious when it is not relieved in time.
Prolapse after bowel movement is usually rectal prolapse, which may be related to weak pelvic floor tissues, increased abdominal pressure and internal hemorrhoids. When the situation occurs, the patient will use the hand in time to push back the prolapsed tissue outside the anus will not cause significant damage to the body, which is the correct treatment, the situation is not serious.
Some patients with post-stool prolapse may develop rectal intussusception, which can cause anal incontinence. The longer the course of the disease, the more serious the incontinence of the patient will be, which has a certain impact on life. If not lifted in time, it can cause rectal ischemic necrosis, which is serious and even life-threatening.
Patients with prolapse after defecation should go to the hospital in time, understand the condition, and under the guidance of professional doctors, actively prevent or choose appropriate methods of treatment.