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Rectal bleed
2 week ago 1 day I have constipation after passing stool I can not sit whole day it's too much pain after some days it was itching inside annus. Now today i have seen after stool pass when wiping annus fresh blood come 5 6 drops but today not any hard stool and not pain or burning. Kindly help. There is no lumps outside annus or any cut mark.
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Due to constipation or straining too much, least supported area around anal opening gets torn , it’s called anal fissure, which is associated with pain and bleeding Given history of constipation, it is most probable to be the same.
however for definite diagnosis anal examination is required as hemorroids also presents like this.
Next Steps
High fiber diet, good hydration,
Include salad in all meals and fruits in between meals.
Take at least 2-3 lit of water daily.
Health Tips
Avoid constipation and straining .
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Streaks of blood and pain while passing stools suggestive of Anal fissure. So, consume high fibre diet, adequate hydration, oint 2%Lox inside the anal canal apply it 15 mins before passing stools, and sitz bath twice daily for 20 mins. Follow this for atleast 4-6 weeks.
Next Steps
If symptoms still persist consult a General Surgeon and get evaluated further by examination.
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Mostly fissure in ano kindly visit nearby general surgeon for clinical examination
Next Steps
Visit general surgeon
Health Tips
Avoid hot and spicy food
Avoid constipation
Take plenty of fluids
Use stool softner
Anosum oitnment for local applications twice a day
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