Rectal prolapse is a condition in which the inner part of the rectum protrudes outside during defecation. It is caused by chronic constipation, abdominal straining, repeated childbirth, or muscle weakness, and occurs most often in children and the elderly. Painkillers alone bring temporary relief but do not remove the underlying cause. In homeopathy, treatment is given with consideration of the overall constitution.

Common symptoms

The rectum protruding during defecation
A feeling of heaviness or discomfort at the anus
Discharge from the anus
Constipation or difficulty passing stool
Straining of the chest or abdomen

Possible causes

Chronic constipation
Repeated childbirth or abdominal straining
Muscle weakness
Recurrent coughing or sneezing

Benefits of homeopathic treatment

Homeopathy treats the patient taking their overall physical constitution and sensitivities into account, which may help reduce recurrences of the disease in the long term. The risk of side effects is also comparatively low.

Our treatment method

1

Taking a complete patient history

In addition to physical symptoms, lifestyle, eating habits, and mental state are known in detail.

2

Individual analysis

Each patient is evaluated individually according to their symptoms and physical constitution, as the treatment for the same disease is not the same for everyone.

3

Selection of individualized medicines

A suitable homeopathic medicine is selected according to the patient's physical constitution and symptoms.

4

Regular follow-up

The treatment plan is adjusted as needed by monitoring the progress of the treatment.

Things to do in daily life

Eat fibre-rich foods and drink plenty of water
Do light exercise regularly.
Avoid lifting heavy objects
Do not strain excessively during defecation

When to seek medical advice urgently

If there is heavy bleeding, severe pain, or the prolapse cannot be pushed back in, consult a physician promptly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What cures scabies?Can rectal prolapse be cured?

In the early stages, significant improvement occurs with regular treatment.

What cures scabies?Is surgery needed?

In severe cases, surgery may be required.

What cures scabies?How long does the treatment take?

Long-term — it usually takes from several months up to a year.

Suffering from rectal prolapse?

Consult for individualized homeopathic treatment, taking the overall constitution into account.

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This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute medical advice. Direct consultation of an experienced physician is essential for proper diagnosis and treatment.