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Acute Inflammation of Rectal Mucusa often with Inflammation of colon and anal canal. Types Acute Chronic, Non Specific Specific Causes Basically dysenty Ambic parotitis Gonococcal Lymphogranuloma inquinate Tuberculosis Schistosoma Haematobium Trouma by Exema Clinical Features Pain Tenesmus Mucus Discharge Blood Frequent Urge to pass Motion Tenderness Investigation Proctoscopy Sigmoidscopy Stool culture Biopsy Treatment Antibiotics Siz

Protrusion of a mucus membrane, wall of rectum outside the anal verge in known as prolapse of rectum. This condition is common in children and old persons. Types: Portial prolapse Complete prolopse Portial Prolapse The prolapse in which protrusion is less then scm outside the anal verge is known as partial, mucosal Prolapsed Aetiology It