Treating stomach ulcers involves a diet plan that avoids irritants like coffee and soda while incorporating soothing foods like bananas and papaya. Recognizing symptoms of a perforated peptic ulcer or a colon ulcer is critical for medical safety.
Ulcers, sores on the lining of the stomach, esophagus and intestines, can be caused by a bacterial infection or anti-inflammatory medicines such as aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen and ketoprofen. Stomach acids and other stomach juices can burn the lining of the digestive tract, further irritating the ulcers.
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Rectal prolapse occurs when the tissue lining the rectum collapses into, or extends through, the anal opening. It most often happens following a bowel movement, resulting in a mass protruding from the anus. The rectal tissue lining may show, and it may bleed slightly.
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