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External hemorrhoids,fissure
I am an aspirant and have to study sitting for long hours due to which I am facing constipation, hard stool from last 15 days and now I have noticed some things. What is this? I am unable to understand it. I am feeling very nervous and am unable to concentrate on my studies.
This thick part outside is from 2021.
Please guide me and give me proper advice, suggest some cream or medicine.
There is no bleeding, no burning, no pain. But after Passing the stool I'm feeling consistent stretching and dul pain.
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Your symptoms and the picture that you have shared look like Fissure in ano which is a result of chronic constipation and passage of hard stools.
Next Steps
Take plenty of fluids
Take high fibre diet like green leafy vegetable and fruits
Sitz bath three times a day (sit in a Luke warm warm)
Syp Duphalac 30 mL at night
Apply cream gel locally 2 times in a day
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to be precise, you are probably suffering from chronic fissure in ano, the condition is usually painful when acute. you should take foods which are bulk forming and make the stool soft, avoid straining and take sitz bath. for detailed examination, investigation and treatment you need to visit a surgeon.
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