Recurrent obstruction, mass per rectum and diarrhoea in child -: (A) Intussusception, (B) Rectal prolapse, (C) Internal hernia, (D) Haemorrhoids
Answer is A. Answer is 'a' i.e. Intussusception Although I could not find any documented evidence of diarrhoea in Intussusception, the given picture goes with intussusception only. Intussusception has been seen to complicate cases of gastroenteritis (Nelson 17/e p1242). Probably this can explain the diarrhoea.