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Rectal problem
What is rectoanal intussusception and mucosal prolapse and SRUS?Done APC multiple times...Squeeze pressure as seen in manometery is also weak...plz explain the meanings of these diseases...Also plz suggest an appropriate way to treat this condition...plz doctor...plz...
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Dr. Rahul Poddar
Laparoscopic Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
DECREASED squeeze pressure in manometery suggests rectal prolapse. Rectal intussuception means rectal wall prolapsing through the anus. Srus is common in rectal prolapse or intussuception. The part if rectum that prolapses has frequent injury on it and dryness causes srus.
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normally treatment is surgery only. but for now medical treatment can be tried.
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Dr. Rajasekhar
Laparoscopic Surgeon
43 yrs exp
Bangalore
They are all too much of technical issues for anon medical persons .Dont bother about those scary names Go to a good colorectal surgeon &take his or her help
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If you can consult me at Chirag hospital I will be willing to help you
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