What should I do for rectal prolapse treatment. I mean any home remedy. please help.

Question

A person suffering from rectal prolapse  manifests a couple of symptoms, ranging from discomfort and pain in the rectal region; mucoid discharges from the anus and bleeding from the rectum to fecal incontinence and difficulty in passing stools.
Homeopathic Treatment can be effective in assuaging the discharge and discomfort resulting from rectal prolapse without the fear of side-effects. Since homeopathy goes to the root of the problem, it cures the underlying causes of this condition too and not just the extraneous symptoms.
homeopathic system of medicine can work wonders in curing prolapsed rectum since it is natural and non-toxic compared to other treatments as its remedies are culled from Nature.

Himani Negi · Accepted Answer

A person suffering from rectal prolapse  manifests a couple of symptoms, ranging from discomfort and pain in the rectal region; mucoid discharges from the anus and bleeding from the rectum to fecal incontinence and difficulty in passing stools.
Homeopathic Treatment can be effective in assuaging the discharge and discomfort resulting from rectal prolapse without the fear of side-effects. Since homeopathy goes to the root of the problem, it cures the underlying causes of this condition too and not just the extraneous symptoms.
homeopathic system of medicine can work wonders in curing prolapsed rectum since it is natural and non-toxic compared to other treatments as its remedies are culled from Nature.

Potnuru Srinivaasa Sudhakar · Answer

In adult patients, treatment of rectal prolapse is essentially surgical; no specific medical treatment is available. (Children, however, can usually be treated nonsurgically and by managing the underlying condition.) Which repair constitutes the best treatment is the main controversy in surgery for rectal prolapse.  All of the procedures have their proponents, and there is no single right answer.
A laparoscopic approach to rectal prolapse repair has become increasingly popular. This approach has intensified the controversy because it has decreased the morbidity of the abdominal approach to rectal prolapse in appropriate candidates. Long-term results of the laparoscopic approach are still being studied.

Surbhi Agrawal · Answer

Home treatment for adults may help treat the prolapse and may be tried before other types of treatments. If your doctor says it's okay, you can push the prolapse into place. Avoid constipation. Do Kegel exercises to help strengthen the muscles of the pelvic area. Don't strain while having a bowel movement.

Jitendra Agrawal · Answer

surgery is the treatment of this, but you may avoid straining during defecation, exercise of pelvic floor.