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Unable to pass  gas from anus area
I underwent Fissurectomy, Hemorrhoidectomy, Sphincterotomy, High-end Fistulectomy, and I&D of a perianal abscess on October 28 last year. For the past 6 months, during my recovery, I’ve been experiencing a sensation that gas is not passing sufficiently through my rectum, which causes significant discomfort.   1.My endoscopy and colonoscopy results are normal, and I have tried itopride,acotiode,cintriapride and various drugs prescribed from leading gastroenterologist in Kolkata including Dr Ashokananda Konar, Dr U.C. Ghosal Sir. 2. Recently I have found type 3 dyssynergia with abnormal balloon test in anorectal manometry 3. I have been hearing growling sound from stomach and feeling gas all time even I eat or not left lower abdomen quardex.4. I have the cyst in right kidney. Urologist has told that there is no problem since it's not increasing much. Will it be considered as a problem and I am little bit desparate and all the test are normal. want to find out the root cause?
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This dyssynergia could be the root cause of all your problems and can lead to these obstructive symptoms. This lead to an incoordination between the anal canal- the evacuation chamber and the rectum- the storage chamber and they fail to work in unison.
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You can try biofeedback therapy and it will prove very useful. Dr Ghoshal can council you further about it.
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