Always have the urge to defecate and the anus feels like it's falling

Normally we need to defecate every day, unless there is a physical problem or functional problem in the intestines that causes the stool to not be discharged frequently. However, some people do not have bowel movements on a regular basis, but still feel the urge to defecate, and have a feeling of anal prolapse. You need to pay attention to this symptom, as it may be a disease of the intestine or anorectum, and you need to go to the hospital to check if there is any problem.

Cause of fall

The feeling of heaviness and distension in the anus is a unique symptom of anorectal diseases. Because the lower part of the rectum is mainly innervated by the visceral nerves, when the rectum is diseased, the pain is not obvious but the feeling of heaviness is obvious.

When suffering from proctitis or ulcerative proctitis, the more serious the condition, the more obvious the feeling of falling. At the same time, the frequency of bowel movements will increase and the stools will contain pus and blood. This disease can only be diagnosed through colonoscopy, fiber colonoscopy, laboratory tests and pathological examination.

A feeling of heaviness and distension in the anus is also a typical symptom. Since rectal cancer, like general inflammatory bowel disease, also has bloody stools and frequent bowel movements, it is not easy to distinguish. Therefore, if you have obvious symptoms such as a feeling of heaviness and distension in the anus, you should seek medical treatment in time. In the late stages of rectal cancer, in addition to the worsening feeling of heaviness and distension, difficulty in defecation and severe pain may also occur.

Rectal fecal impaction caused by senility can also cause persistent anal distension, frequent bowel movements and loose stools, but without pus or blood. When inquiring about the medical history in detail, it was found that the patient had not had a bowel movement for several days. Digital examination revealed a huge dry and hard mass of feces, which needed to be manually picked out to eliminate the symptoms.

When a large leiomyoma or presacral cyst grows outside the rectum, it may also cause a feeling of heaviness in the anus. Certain lesions of the sacral nerve and the anus may cause a feeling of anal distension even without substantial changes. Diagnosis should be based on a detailed examination and only after excluding other organic lesions can a conclusion be drawn.

Related Diagnosis

Korean electronic anorectal endoscopy technology; this inspection technology has the most advanced video surveillance camera system. During the inspection, the monitoring system can accurately find the location of the disease and clearly present the picture of the disease on the high-definition display, so that doctors and patients can see the condition of the disease at the same time. The video camera system can take a screenshot of the image on the display and print it out. The printed picture can be used as the basis for the expert's diagnosis and as a comparison for the patient after treatment, thus completely avoiding the disadvantages of misdiagnosis and misdiagnosis. The whole inspection process is safe and effective, the patient does not feel pain, and the inspection time is only 3-5 minutes, which is extremely short. The diagnosis rate of this examination technology is over 100%, with no misdiagnosis or misdiagnosis. It is currently the most advanced and top-level medical examination equipment in the world.