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Poking sensation in anus while washing
Normally no itching or poking but when I go to pooping ,while washing poking sensation come and burning sensation afterwards it normal again
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It's a anal fissure a small tear which will heal, if u follow good dietary habits, like taking good amount of water and fibre rich foods and less spice so ur stools are not hard, if u need more information contact via practo for further evaluation.
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A poking or stinging sensation in the anal area while washing after a bowel movement, followed by a brief burning sensation that then settles on its own, is a classic symptom of an anal fissure â a small superficial tear in the lining of the anal canal. This is very commonly caused by passing hard stools or straining during defecation. Drinking adequate water, eating a high-fiber diet to keep stools soft, and avoiding straining can help the fissure heal and prevent further episodes.
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Please consult a physician for an examination to confirm and get appropriate treatment. Please consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation.
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This may be due to a small anal fissure (tear), irritation around the anus, or hemorrhoids. Burning or pricking sensation during and after passing stool is commonly seen with these conditions.
Avoid constipation by drinking plenty of water and taking a fiber-rich diet. If symptoms persist, bleeding occurs, or pain increases, consult a surgeon/proctologist for examination.
Next Steps
Ensure soft stools and maintain local hygiene.
Health Tips
Avoid excessive rubbing or use of harsh soaps in the anal area, as these can worsen irritation.
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This can happen due to small anal fissure/cut, irritation, or mild piles.
Advice:
Avoid hard stool/straining.
Drink more water, take fiber/fruits.
Use warm sitz bath 10â15 min after stool.
Donât rub hard while washing; gently pat dry.
Apply simple soothing ointment/barrier cream locally.
If bleeding, swelling, severe pain, pus, fever, or symptoms continue more than 5â7 days, get examined.
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