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 Rectal discharge is a substance other than feces and blood that oozes out of the rectum. The substance is mainly pus or mucus that is noticeable either in stool or undergarment. Rectal discharge occurs as a result of many conditions such as infections and inflammatory disorders. To know more visit Proctocure

  Rectum: Description:  Rectum is the last part of the large intestine that begins from the lower end of the sigmoid colon and terminates in the anal canal. As the rectum approaches the anus, it becomes large and forms the rectal ampulla. The size of the adult rectum is 10 to 15 centimeters long. Function:  The main function of the rectum is to store stool temporarily until there is an urge to defecate. The rectum is also involved in the absorption of water and electrolyte s. To know more visit  Proctocure