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Fissure and piles
Sir , around 1 month ago J was suffering from piles and fissure both. Doctor prescribed cremagel and laxative , so after one month today the size of the lump while defecating has been reduced and also there is inflammation sometimes while defecating. I am not able to find whether healing is taking place or not. Please anyone suggest or tell me what I have to do
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If you still feel pain while passing stool then your fissure is still active. The inflammation that you are telling could be external hemorrhoids.
Need a per rectal examintion to evaluate the above said problems.
Kindly contact for further queries
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If there is no pain or bleeding then no need to worry. It will heal eventually.
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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11 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
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