Rectal prolapse primarily refers to the excessive relaxation of the rectal mucosa. It may manifest as relaxation of the rectal mucosa due to the prolapse, and may also result in rectal prolapse. Patients with rectal prolapse may experience deformed stools, mainly because the prolapse overly crowds the anal opening, preventing feces from being normally expelled from the body. When feces are expelled through the anus, the local mucosal compression can cause the stools to appear in thin strips or in a flattened shape. Patients with rectal mucosal prolapse are advised to undergo examinations as soon as possible and actively receive treatment. Options include traditional Chinese medicine retention enemas, combined with oral qi-boosting medications. If the prolapse recurs, or has resulted in rectal prolapse, surgical treatment is recommended.