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Piles or fissure
I am having following symptoms
1) sharp pain in rectal area during and after passing stool
2) pain while sitting , standing and walking even long after passing stool.
3) feels discomfort all the time in that area
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Looks like you are suffering from Anal fissure.
Don't strain while passing motion.
Apply anovate creme 10minutes before passing motion.
Take some laxtaives and sitz bath as been advised by other fellow colleagues.
If you don't find relief then should consult ASAP
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Are you having difficulty in passing stools or constipation
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You may be suffering from fissures ln ano
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You probably have an anal fissure
For this.
You can take high fiber diet
Can eat green leafy vegetables
Oats and drink plenty of water
Apply intraanal 2% lignocaine jelly 5 minutes before going to motion
Next Steps
Get it examined as soon as possible
Health Tips
High fiber diet
stool softeners psyllium can help as well
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Use laxative to keep stool soft, appy Escot cream locally two to three times a day
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follow up at chat
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From your history it is fissure especially if u have constipation and hard stoold
An abscess in peri anal area can also produce these symptoms.. but it should have swelling and sometimes fever.
Try to avoid foods that cause constipation like meat, bread etc.
Eat plenty of fruits , vegetables.
Drink plenty of water.
If u do not pass hard stools for two to three weeks, fissure will automatically heal
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Looks like you are suffering from an anal fissure.
Make sure there is no swelling or fever if you do have visit the doctor immediately
Next Steps
sitz bath warm water basin sit 3 times a day
drink lots of fluids
have bland diet
you can use proctosedyl oint or 2 percent lox jelly in the motion area
if you have constipation take syp duphalac 2tsp twice a day for 3 days
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Seems you have an anal fissure
Please consume lof of liquids and fibre rich diet
Sitz bath 3 times a day
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Consult ur surgeon ASAP
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Dr. Kiran Kumar K G
Anesthesiologist
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
Fissure is Ano.
Next Steps
Take laxatives and local anaesthetic for pain.
Health Tips
Avoid stress
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Dr. Mohammed Jameel Ahmed
General Surgeon
25 yrs exp
Nagpur
Hi
It seems that u are having anal fissure
Use cremaffin plus syp 15 ml twice daily
Apply annotate ointment locally Tid
Tab DOLOl tiD
Sitz bath 8hrly
IF NO IMPROVEMENT VISIT SURGEON
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