Pain while pooping

2025-12-08 02:36:53
I have got burning pain while popping and i can notice blood while pooping ( can see blood coming out of anus. The pain stops after i poop. Been 2 weeks.
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This is most likely because of fissure in ano which means that near the anal opening, due to chronic constipation, sometimes a cut like lesion develops, which leads to severe pain while passing stools(poop), constipation (unable to pass stools) and sometimes blood in stools. A trial of conservative management ( medicines and lifestyle modification) can be given.
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avoid oily and spicy food consume high fibre diet(bananas) and fluids syrup cremaffin - 3 tsp at night before sleeping (dose can be reduced if you feel loose motions) warm sitz bath- most important and most effective (sit in warm water for 10-15 mins 3-4 times every day) ointment fidonal local application after sitz bath

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Looks like Anal Fossure (cut in the anal skin due to constipation most likely) Start sits bath (sit in like warm water 4 times a day in a big tub for 15 minutes), start on laxatives (Duphalac 3 tsf at night), eat a lot of fiber and apply ointment Anobliss after sits bath. And you need a surgical option to examine the lesion to confirm the diagnosis, it’s very important.

Answered2025-12-12 01:49:30

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Take surgical opinion and proctoscopy clinical test. You will need colonoscopy with biopsy High fibre diet like fruits and vegetables and salad Stools softener like syrup cremaffine plus.

Answered2025-12-13 09:50:11

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