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Anal spasms
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I have been having Anal spasms since mid aug after I came back from traveling
It's so much burning and paining inside the anus, i recently visited a colorectal surgeon, he gave me nifadepine 0.2 percent ointment, i started having pelvic floor exercise for a week in the first week of sep and it burning stopped and pain too, after i came from doc visit after few days again it got started and i kept doing exercise and it got fine and I m applying the ointment also twice outside the anus as doc advised me to do outside, but again since 3 days I m having so much burning sensation and pain inside the anus , i have a history of anal fissure so when i had went for travelling I got constipation and after coming back it stayed for few days as I have ibs-c I think because my constipation comes and goes even i don't eat outside still it comes, fiber cause more constipation to me
I don't know what should I do for this anal spasms, if the stool is normal still i m having that burning
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Continue with pelvic floor exercises & shit bath to relax the muscles.
Increase Water intake, fiber diet no spices with add the benefits
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Rest continue with your surgeon’s advice.
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For now, avoid Kegel/strengthening exercises if they increase your pain or burning. Focus on pelvic-floor relaxation and diaphragmatic breathing, and avoid straining during bowel movements. Since your symptoms have returned, please follow up with your colorectal surgeon. If you’d like, you can also contact me for an online pelvic-floor physiotherapy consultation, where I can assess your symptoms and guide you with an individualized exercise and relaxation program.”
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Hey there!
As a female health specialist I can completely relate to you.
1st take medicine as suggested by doctor
2nd take stool softener (must)as suggested by doctor if not kindly ask your doctor.
3rd enough water intake
4th sitz bath. Very helpful to reduce anal spasm.
5th exercises
Feel free to connect with me online
Regards
Your physio
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Consult with the gastroenterologist or general surgeon for proper treatment
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Dr. Afsa Rafiq (PT)
Physiotherapist
5 yrs exp
Srinagar
Consult gastroenterologist general surgeon
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Dr. Avijit Das (PT)
Sports and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
4 yrs exp
Kolkata
Hi please take an online consultation for more details information .
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Postural care
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Cardio exercise. Drinking water
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