They could give you sedation or saddle block. You don't necessarily have to get anesthesia where you are intubated. Ask!

A colorectal dr recommended surgery for my rectal prolapse, however I chose not to do it unless it is absolutely necessary. Mine happens almost every time I have bm. If the bm is a large amt of stool it comes out ALOT ; sometimes if bm is not too much the rectum comes out a bit less. I try to relax, not tense up and slowly push it back in while using toilet paper or wet wipes. I have IBS-C and a torturous colon….been dealing with constipation my whole life.
Feel free to ask me questions if you want to. Glad to help you if I can.

Have you tried back passage irrigation? I have a linear prolapse and was sent to a colorectal surgeon by my gastroenterologist.The surgeon advised this irrigation.It is a coloplast system and works very well, preventing a lot of pushing etc.which can make the prolapse worse.

I wonder would pelvic floor exercises be any good.I was put in touch with a pelvic floor phisio.