Causes and Symptoms

• Lack of dietary fiber : Insufficient fiber intake can lead to hard stools and difficulty in passing them. Fiber helps soften stools and promote regular bowel movements.


• Inadequate fluid intake : Not drinking enough water can cause stools to become dry and hard, making them difficult to pass. Proper hydration is essential for digestive health.


• Sedentary lifestyle : Lack of physical activity can slow down the digestive system, leading to constipation. Regular exercise helps stimulate bowel movements.


• Certain medications : Some medications can cause constipation as a side effect. This includes pain relievers, antidepressants, and antacids containing calcium or aluminum.


• Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) : A condition that affects the large intestine, causing symptoms like constipation, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. IBS can lead to irregular bowel habits.


• Hormonal changes : Hormonal fluctuations, especially during pregnancy or menopause, can affect bowel movements. Hormones play a significant role in regulating the digestive system.

Prolapse Causes:

• Childbirth : The strain of vaginal delivery can weaken the pelvic floor muscles, leading to prolapse. Multiple births or difficult deliveries increase the risk.


• Heavy lifting : Repeatedly lifting heavy objects can strain the pelvic floor muscles, causing them to weaken and prolapse. Proper lifting techniques can help prevent this.


• Chronic coughing : Persistent coughing increases pressure on the pelvic organs, contributing to prolapse. Managing chronic cough can reduce this risk.


• Obesity : Excess body weight puts additional pressure on the pelvic floor muscles, leading to prolapse. Weight management can help prevent this condition.


• Aging :The natural aging process weakens the pelvic floor muscles, making prolapse more likely. Maintaining muscle strength through exercise can help.


• Previous pelvic surgeries :Surgeries in the pelvic area can weaken the muscles and tissues, increasing the risk of prolapse. Post-surgery rehabilitation is important.

Constipation Symptoms:

• Infrequent bowel movements : Having fewer than three bowel movements per week indicates constipation. Regular bowel movements are essential for digestive health.


• Straining during bowel movements : Excessive effort to pass stools can cause pain and discomfort. Straining can also lead to hemorrhoids and fissures.


• Hard or lumpy stools : Difficult-to-pass stools that are dry and hard. This symptom often indicates a need for more fiber and fluids in the diet.


• Feeling of incomplete evacuation : A sensation that the bowel is not completely emptied after a movement. This can lead to discomfort and additional straining.


• Abdominal pain and bloating : Discomfort and swelling in the abdomen due to retained stools. This can be relieved by improving bowel regularity.

Prolapse Symptoms:

• Feeling of pressure or fullness in the pelvic area : Sensation of heaviness or discomfort in the lower abdomen. This feeling often worsens with prolonged standing or activity.


• Visible bulge from the vaginal or anal opening : A noticeable protrusion of tissues that may require medical evaluation. This bulge can interfere with normal activities.


• Difficulty with bowel movements or urination : Trouble emptying the bladder or bowels completely. This can lead to urinary or fecal retention and increased discomfort.


• Lower back pain : Aching or discomfort in the lower back related to pelvic floor strain. This pain can be persistent and affect daily activities.


• Sexual discomfort : Pain or discomfort during intercourse due to pelvic organ prolapse. This can impact intimate relationships and quality of life.

Our Advanced Treatment Options

At Panacea Clinic, we offer a range of advanced treatments for constipation and prolapse, designed to provide relief and promote long-term health. Our minimally invasive techniques ensure reduced discomfort and faster recovery.

Dietary and Lifestyle Modifications :

• Personalized Plans : Tailored dietary recommendations to increase fiber intake and improve hydration.


• Activity Guidelines : Exercise routines and lifestyle changes to promote regular bowel movements and reduce prolapse risk.

Medication Management:

• Laxatives and Stool Softeners : Prescribed as needed to alleviate constipation and facilitate easier bowel movements.


• Pelvic Floor Exercises : Guided exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, preventing and managing prolapse.

Biofeedback Therapy :

• Behavioral Treatment : Helps patients learn to control pelvic floor muscles and improve bowel function.


• Non-Invasive : An effective, non-surgical approach to manage constipation and prolapse.

Minimally Invasive Surgery:

• Stapled Transanal Rectal Resection (STARR) : Corrects obstructive defecation syndrome, a cause of chronic constipation.


• Laparoscopic Pelvic Reconstruction : Repairs and supports pelvic organs with minimal scarring and downtime.

Advanced Surgical Options:

t Panacea Clinic, we offer a range of advanced treatments for constipation and prolapse, designed to provide relief and promote long-term health. Our minimally invasive techniques ensure reduced discomfort and faster recovery.

Dietary and Lifestyle Modifications:

• Personalized Plans : Tailored dietary recommendations to increase fiber intake and improve hydration.


• Activity Guidelines : Exercise routines and lifestyle changes to promote regular bowel movements and reduce prolapse risk.

Medication Management:

• Laxatives and Stool Softeners : Prescribed as needed to alleviate constipation and facilitate easier bowel movements.


• Pelvic Floor Exercises :Guided exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, preventing and managing prolapse.

Biofeedback Therapy :

• Behavioral Treatment : Helps patients learn to control pelvic floor muscles and improve bowel function.


• Non-Invasive : An effective, non-surgical approach to manage constipation and prolapse.

Minimally Invasive Surgery :

• Stapled Transanal Rectal Resection (STARR) : Corrects obstructive defecation syndrome, a cause of chronic constipation.


• Laparoscopic Pelvic Reconstruction Repairs and supports pelvic organs with minimal scarring and downtime.

Advanced Surgical Options:

• Robotic-Assisted Surgery : Offers precision and faster recovery for complex prolapse repairs.


• Laser Surgery : Minimally invasive option to treat constipation-related issues like hemorrhoids, reducing pain and promoting quicker healing.

Comprehensive Care Approach

At Panacea Clinic, we adopt a holistic approach to treating constipation and prolapse. Our care extends beyond the immediate treatment, encompassing education, support, and long-term management.

• Personalized Treatment Plans : We develop customized treatment plans based on the severity and underlying causes of constipation and prolapse, considering the patient’s overall health.


• Patient Education : We provide detailed information about the condition, treatment options, and lifestyle modifications to ensure patients are well-informed and actively participate in their recovery.


• Ongoing Support : Our comprehensive care includes regular follow-up appointments and support to monitor progress and adjust treatment plans as needed.