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Sitting pain in Anal region and redness
Due to sitting rexine chair my anal opening was wet in summer season.there was some itchy conditions first then there was some part was noticed red some days like mouth ulcer .& then 30 % anal opening was pain whenever i was tried to sit on chair or anywhere when that anal part touch to surface of chair or pillows.
Previously 3 yrs back my piles operation was operated, & that was successful for some days then there was bleeding due to piles then i had done sclerotheropy & that stop.
I had shown lot of piles, fissure doctor and also done MRI fistulogram but that's is also clear. No any reason detected in MRI.no any surgery need
I think there is problem in sentinental region burning sensation bcoz of sitting and friction. There is some part like 3 mm 2 circle region in posterior side extends and cauz pain like burning when stressing skin. And also senseation when hard stool come. But there is no any visual sign of fissure.
So let me consult what to do? What is the problems?
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It's piles
Avoid spicy food
Sitz bath regularly
Local ointment and dressing
Do exercise regularly
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I think it looks like external piles sir! Try sitz bath for 10 days... Atleast 3 times a day ..
Sitz bath -
Take a large plastic basin.. fill with lukewarm water..
Add 4 teaspoon rock salt
Add 2 cups of savlon or Dettol or betadine solution
Sit in this basin for 10 to 15 mins... Atleast twice a day . If possible thrice a day... Try this for a week.. if it improves you can consult online with me for further plans...
Take care sir
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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5 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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7 yrs exp
Dehradun
Need few more details
Kindly consult
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Dr. Anubha Singh
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4 yrs exp
Jhansi
Pain in the anal region could be due to various reasons, including hemorrhoids or fissures. Maintain good hygiene, use mild, unscented wipes, and consider warm baths. Increase fiber intake to soften stools and stay hydrated. If pain persists, consult for proper evaluation and advice.
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