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Fissure after antibiotics
Last time when I used antibiotics, after some days I had blood in motion which doctor diagnised as anal fissure and it went away after some days. Now again I am using antibiotics now also same problem came, blood in motion and difficulty in sitting. I have conatipation problem. Is there any link between antibiotics and this
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Dr. Rahul Poddar
Laparoscopic Surgeon
14 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
The only way antibiotics can cause fissure is secondarily indirectly by causing constipation hard stools another important thing to confirm is that whether your diagnosis of anal fissure was made after your rectal examination or just on your history as that diagnosis main very the cause of blood in stool maybe we considered from anal fissure discuss your history in details for coming to a better conclusion
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