Pain while passing the stool.

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Hi, have been experiencing pain while passing the stool, no evidence of blood in the stool. Please advice.

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Dr. Rahul Poddar Laparoscopic Surgeon 10 yrs exp Ghaziabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rahul Poddar

Laparoscopic Surgeon 10 yrs exp Ghaziabad

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Mild pain would mean piles, severe pain would mean Fissure GENERALLY. but Actual Diagnosis needs rectal examination. Other less common causes are also possible. Consult a general surgeon.

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