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I have some of what you have, but my prolapsed rectum is internal.
I was told, no coughing, no straining and no constipation could keep it from getting worse.
I eat the right foods (for me) and also take supplements so that I am not constipated.
When things go awry and I am constipated in the lower rectum due to the prolapse, I sit on a firm chair a special way to "contract" my internal prolapse. This induces a bowel movement. I do itthis way:
On a firm/hard chair, I sit on my left butt cheek only (leaning farther over to the left) and cross my right thigh over my left thigh, above the knee (leaning into it). Having a fullish belly (hot drink, hot cereal) helps too. The prolapse is pressed into a more normal constipation and I can clear the lodged stool.
This is an "engineering/plumbing" hack.
If I go down the surgery path at some point, I would only consider a Castle Connolly - listed surgeon for it. They are the best doctors. Researched. Listings cannot be bought. The company makes its money another way. Of course, there are non-listed excellent surgeons, but without an inside track on who those are, I will stick to this listing. It's never let me down.
Let us know how you are doing.