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Laser Anal haemmorroid Surgery
Is anal mucus discharge 3/5 days after laser anal haemorrhoid and fissure surgery normal? On antibiotics and anti inflammatory, but there is mucus discharge before bowels and it happens automatically(incontinence).
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Don't worry it will be reduced over the period of time
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It is quite normal.
You will be alright soon
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Mild mucus discharge post surgery is common and should settle down over time..Incontinence is when you pass stools without meaning to..is that what is happening?
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Sphincter strengthening exercises..should get yourself checked out if incontinence is suspected.
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Post haemorrhoid and fissure surgery incontinence is a side effect.
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Don’t worry
It can be seen in some patients after laser procedure
In 1 week discharge will come down
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
Urologist
11 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Do sitz bath, take other medications as advised by treating doctor
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connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management
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