A digital rectal examination, also called DRE, is a diagnostic procedure where the doctor examines the anal opening, rectum, and other internal organs by inserting the lubricated fingers into the anus. It is used to diagnose rectal tumors, prostate tumors, hemorrhoids, etc.
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