A Rare Presentation of Juvenile Rectal Polyps in an Adolescent Male With Rectal Bleeding: A Case Report.

Juvenile rectal polyps are hamartomatous growths commonly occurring in the colon and rectum, characterized by cystic dilation of glandular structures within the lamina propria. They are typically under 10 years of age, but may also be seen in adolescents. This case report describes a 13-year-old boy with a five-year history of difficulty in defecation, intermittent rectal bleeding that progressively worsened over the past year, along with abdominal pain and prolapse of a rectal mass.