Understanding Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities Explained

Vital Signs 🫀 on Instagram: "Don’t Push Too Hard: Rectal Prolapse Risks Explained (Funny Guide) . . Rectal prolapse happens when rectal tissue bulges through the anal opening, often from chronic straining, constipation, weak pelvic floor, or prior pelvic surgery. Prevention starts with soft stools: 25–35 g fiber daily, 2–3 L fluids, and regular activity. Avoid prolonged sitting on the toilet and use a footstool to align the anorectal angle. Pelvic floor therapy and biofeedback can retrain defec