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If i strain myself as hard as i can a small portion of my inner rectum is shown. is this a partial mucuosal prolapse? and the cause of my fecalbo ?
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Probably hemorrhoid: Rectal prolapse is not nearly as common as hemorrhoids. Try otc witchhazel wipes and maybe some prep h.
Answered 4/24/2019
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