From the information you have provided, it looks like you have hard stools and difficulty in passing stools..... Which suggests possibility of haemorrhoids ( piles), anal fissure or anal fistula.
Treatment is different for each scenario.
If you have provided details of your problem,it would have been easier to prescribe treatment.
I would suggest you to get examined yourself from a general surgeon directly.....based on diagnosis you will receive proper treatment.
Next Steps
feel free to consult me on practo if you have any further queries
Without knowing the exact problem (constipation, pain, bleeding, difficulty?), it's hard to give specific advice. For persistent issues with passing motion not responding to medication, a proper examination is needed to rule out fissure, haemorrhoids, or a functional bowel issue.
Next Steps
See a General Physician or Gastroenterologist for an in-person examination. Increase water and fibre intake in the meantime. Consult me on Practo with more details about your exact symptoms for targeted advice.
Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance.
Feel free to consult me for further assistance.
If you're having ongoing difficulty passing stool, it's important to get evaluated by a healthcare professional. The right specialist depends on your symptoms:
A Gastroenterologist is the best choice if you're dealing with chronic constipation, bloating, abdominal discomfort, or other digestive problems that may be affecting your bowel movements.
A Proctologist or Colorectal Surgeon is more appropriate if you have severe pain during bowel movements, rectal bleeding, or symptoms suggesting hemorrhoids, an anal fissure, or another problem around the anus or rectum.
A General Physician is also an excellent place to start. They can examine you, provide initial treatment to relieve your symptoms, and refer you to the appropriate specialist if needed.
When to seek urgent medical care
Don't wait to seek medical attention if you develop:
Severe or worsening abdominal pain
High fever
Heavy or persistent rectal bleeding
An inability to pass stool or gas for several days, especially if your abdomen is swollen or you're vomiting
Getting evaluated early can help identify the underlying cause and ensure you receive the most appropriate treatment.
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