A rectocele occurs when the rectum bulges into the vagina. A thin wall of tissue, called the fascia, separates the rectum from the vagina. When this tissue is weakened -- this often happens during pregnancy and childbirth -- the rectum could protrude into the vagina. A rectocele can make it difficult for a woman to have a bowel movement. It also...

A rectocele occurs when the rectum bulges into the vagina. A thin wall of tissue, called the fascia, separates the rectum from the vagina. When this tissue is weakened -- this often happens during pregnancy and childbirth -- the rectum could protrude into the vagina. A rectocele can make it difficult for a woman to have a bowel movement. It also...

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