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Anus Burning
Hi I'm karthick I'm facing anus burning after stool,after also I'm facing burning,in 2020 I faced a same issue doctor find that I'm having grade 2 internal hemorrhoids through sigmidscopy after that they perform banding for internal hemorrhoids after that there is no issues but now I'm facing same issue for one week and also abdominal discomfort.pls reply me anyone what to do.
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Could be recurrent haemorrhoids
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Do a clinical examination(per rectal / proctoscopy) by a surgeon
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Drink plenty of water , do SITZ bath 4-6 times a day , don’t strain while defecating , avoid Indian style toilet
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It could be recurrent hemorrhoids
Better to examine with general surgeon
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Drink plenty of fluids/ High fibre diet/ Avoid spicy foods.
Get it examined by a surgeon. It might be due to fissure or haemorrhoids or any other cause.
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Visit a surgeon and get it examined.
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Hello karthick, as per your complaints this might be a recurrent hemorrhoid or a fissure.
You'll need a consultation and some medications regarding the same for weeks.
If it doesn't work a clinical examination and sos surgery might be needed
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include high fibre dietary sources in your daily meals. avoid spicy and fried foods
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