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Anal friction
I recently recovered from anal ulcer, which has healed as confirmed by the doctor. However, as a precaution, I apply anobliss cream before sleeping, i wash it off in the morning after i pass stools and keep the anal area completely dry during the day. The problem i am facing is, due to the dryness, i feel there is a lot of friction in the anal skin area, especially the hair around the anal area. This feels like the hair in the anal area being pulled, and sometimes, i even find 1 or 2 loose hair. Can i apply candid or absorb dusting powder to reduce the friction? Or please advise any suitable solution to avoid friction. Please advise here as i can not afford to pay for the consultation.
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If it is only dryness u can use ne moisturiser to keep ur skin moist,but please do consult ur treating doctor for anal ulcer. Although it has no side effect but still he shud b taken into loop
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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