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Post gluteal abscess surgery
Got gluteal abscess surgery done 2 weeks back and pus was taken out , the wound is healing well BUT have pain after pooping in the rectal area , is that normal ?
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Guteal abscess drainage relieves pain in anal region
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go back to the surgeon to find the cause and rule out the refill of pus, extension of abscess
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be very vary of abscess cavity, sometimes they can extent to other sides
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Pain can be there due to surgery. Avoid passing hard stools. Get yourself re-examined from same or another surgeon
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Pain is normal.. but u need to explain more in detail what the pain is and so on . Maybe consult with ur operating surgeon once again and get it sorted out
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
General Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
High fiber diet and continue sitz bath with stool softners
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