Rectum The rectum belongs to the last section of the large intestine (colon). Together with the anal canal (Canalis analis), the rectum is used for stool excretion (defecation). Structure The rectum is about 12 – 18 cm long, although this can vary from person to person. The name rectum is somewhat misleading for the rectum, … Rectum – anatomy, function and diseases
Location The rectum lies in the small pelvis. It is located very close to the sacrum (Os sacrum), i.e. rather in the rear part of the pelvis. In women, the rectum is bordered by the uterus and the vagina. In men, the vesicle gland (Glandula vesiculosa) and prostate (prostate gland) as well as the vas … Location | Rectum – anatomy, function and diseases
Diseases of the rectum It can happen that the rectum falls down when the pelvic floor and sphincter muscles are weak. This means that the muscle level here is no longer strong enough to hold the organs. As a result, the rectum collapses in on itself and can bulge out through the anus. This incident … Diseases of the rectum | Rectum – anatomy, function and diseases
Definition – What is the chewing syndrome? The Kauda syndrome, or Kauda compression syndrome, describes a clinical picture characterized by various neurological deficits. It is based, as the name of the disease suggests, on damage to the lower spinal cord, the so-called cauda equina. This part of the spinal cord no longer consists of actual … Kaudasyndrom – Do I have paraplegia?
The complete cauda syndrome One speaks of a complete cauda syndrome when the entire lower spinal cord is compressed in the area of the cauda equina and the spinal nerves show a complete loss of function. Thus, the complete cauda syndrome is classified as a so-called cross-sectional syndrome. Since all spinal nerves are compressed, the … The complete cauda syndrome | Kaudasyndrom – Do I have paraplegia?
Treatment of cauda syndrome The cauda syndrome is a neurosurgical emergency that must be immediately treated with surgical therapy. A conservative therapy should not be attempted if symptoms such as paralysis are present. The aim is to remove the compression of this section of the spinal cord as quickly as possible in order to prevent … Treatment of cauda syndrome | Kaudasyndrom – Do I have paraplegia?
A sphincter is a muscle that can completely close off a hollow organ located in front of or behind it. Its function is controlled automatically, so there is little that can be done consciously to influence it. Sphincters occur in the human body, for example, in the eye, at the stomach outlet or at the … Sphincter Muscle: Structure, Function & Diseases
Definition A bladder weakness, also known as urinary incontinence in medicine, describes the unintentional and uncontrolled loss of urine. This is a very common disease that can have a variety of causes and affects far more than just older people: in Germany, approximately 6 million people suffer from bladder weakness, with women being affected almost … Bladder weakness
Diagnosis The diagnosis of bladder weakness begins with a detailed interview with the doctor treating you. This can help to narrow down the possible causes of bladder weakness, for example by asking whether urine leakage occurs in certain situations (e.g. when laughing) or whether some of the accompanying symptoms mentioned above are present. The medication … Diagnosis | Bladder weakness
Consequences of bladder weakness Bladder weakness in itself is not considered a dangerous disease. However, it is a very uncomfortable topic for many patients and many find it difficult to go to a doctor. Unfortunately, a common consequence is increasing isolation, as people no longer want to go out or play sports for fear of … Consequences of bladder weakness | Bladder weakness
There are several possible causes for the so-called defect of the mucosa in the area (anal fissure) of the anus. Often, the anal fissure is caused by excessive pressure in the anus region or as part of a chronic disease, such as Crohn’s disease. Occasionally there is also an admixture of light red blood during … Homeopathy for anal fissures
Is there a suitable complex agent? Active ingredients The active ingredients of WALA® Hirduo Comp. globules velati include Effect The effect of WALA® Hirudo Comp. globules velati is based on the stabilisation of the veins and venous flow. Inflammation in the anus region can thus be relieved. Dosage The recommended dosage for an adult is … Is there a suitable complex agent? | Homeopathy for anal fissures
