Prolapse of the rectum is known as rectal prolapse if the rectum hangs out of your anus. It may be uncomfortable, but it's not an emergency since this condition doesn't affect digestion or other bodily processes. There are risks if left unattended for an extended period of time.It is possible to have one of three types of prolapse. When the whole rectus protrudes through the anal orifice, it is said to be external prolapse. This condition is known as mucosal prolapse when just a little portion of the rectal wall is exposed from the anus. Internal prolapse is the medical term for when the rectum moves out of its normal position but does not yet protrude from the anus. Medicine for prolapse rectum can help cure the trouble.A rectal prolapse symptom is the sensation of something attempting to pop out of the anus, especially during bowel movements.There is a little red lump hanging from the anus that may be pulled back with the hand.• Persistent discomfort in the rectum and anus• Blood or mucus in the stool as a result of rectal hemorrhage.Some of the symptoms include: • Fecal incontinence (inability to regulate bowel motions) • Constipation or diarrheaRectal prolapse can be caused by a variety of factors, including: long-term diarrhea or severe constipation; too much pressure during bowel movements; aging of the supporting ligaments and muscles; an injury to the pelvis that extended to the rectum; nerve damage from multiple pregnancies or vaginal childbirth; and damage to related nerves in the spinal cord.

Rectal prolapse is classified into three categories. The kind is determined by the rectum’s movement: