Is prolapse anus haemorrhage cancer symptom?

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Prolapse of anus, also known as rectal prolapse, develops slowly. In the early stage, there is a feeling of anal prolapse or urgency. The most common complaint was rectal prolapse itself, and three-quarters of the patients complained of anal protrusion. The initial tumor can be returned by itself. With the development of the disease, it needs to be returned by hand. Even when cough, sneezing and weight lifting are increased, it can prolapse when abdominal pressure is increased. Is prolapse anus haemorrhage cancer symptom? There are mainly the following aspects:

Is prolapse anus haemorrhage cancer symptom?

1. Distension: due to submucosal prolapse, resulting in rectal or colonic intussusception, compression of the anus, resulting in distension, and some also feel the swelling of the thigh and lumbosacral

2. Prolapse: This is the main symptom of anorectal prolapse, early defecation when the rectal mucosa prolapse, after the self reset; With the development of the disease, the body's resistance gradually weakens. After a long time of treatment, the whole layer or part of the sigmoid colon protrudes, even when coughing, loading, walking, squatting, and it is not easy to reset. You need to push back with your hands or rest in bed before you can reset.

3. Incarceration: when defecating, anorectal prolapse can not be reset in time, the time is a little longer, and the local venous return is blocked, resulting in inflammation, swelling, and incarceration. At this time, the mucosa gradually changed from red to dark red, and even appeared superficial mucosal erosion and necrosis, or prolapse, intestinal segment strangulation and necrosis due to anal sphincter contraction. The patient's symptoms also developed from local reactions to the whole body, such as rising body temperature, loss of appetite, difficulty in urination, constipation, aggravation of pain and distension, restlessness, and even intestinal obstruction.

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Generally, there is no bleeding symptom. Occasionally, when the stool is dry, there is dripping blood in the abraded mucosa, and there is blood in the stool or when the toilet paper is wiped, but the amount of bleeding is less.