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Rectal pain for 2 months
I had rectal pain for 2 months. Colonoscopy done 1 month back and sigmoid colon polyp removed. BUT PAIN in the rectal area still persist. I have done DRE but no abnormal finding. There is no bleeding. Stool is OK. I don't know what to do. I cannot pinpoint whether it is from anal region or rectal area. But I feel it is deep inside. I feel the pain less on walking and standing whereas, The pain is felt more on sitting.
Can it be a sign of colorectal cancer?
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Seems like rectal inflammation or proctitis..
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Could b proctitis or fissure. I need to ask u some relavent questions before giving you final diagnosis.
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