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Anus outer region
Is this normal or abnormal?
If abnormal please guide what to do ?
Strechy feeling when about to pass hard stool.. no pain no bleeding no hard lump feeling.
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This is abnormal ,need Digital rectal and proctoscopy examination .
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Visit General surgeon for examination
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Looks like you are having haemorrhoids .Get examined by proctologist . It has be to examined clinically.
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Avoid spicy food , take plenty of fluids . Avoid smoking and lifestyle modification. Do sitz bath if it persists.
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Consult a Specialist: You should schedule an in-person physical examination with a General Surgeon or a Proctologist. A direct clinical exam (and potentially a digital rectal examination) is necessary to accurately determine the depth of the lesion and confirm the diagnosis.
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Looks like a healed fissure. May be because of long standing passage of hard stools
Next Steps
High fibre diet (good amount of fruits and vegetables)
Plenty of oral water/fluids
Syrup Cremaffin plus 20ml before bed
Regularise timing of stools passage
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Watch for bleeding from anal region
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