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Kindly look at the attached image with swollen red bumps and a few cuts. this condition is persisting from around a month and half.ny remedy?is it something urgent to be taken care
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Picture shows some superficial wounds at Anal margin. This may be fissures or due to itching over fungal infection.
Please consult in surgeon OPD physically to confirm diagnosis for proper management.
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attend surgeon OPD
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Seeing the picture only, it is difficult to say any confirm diagnosis; still it seems to be a case of acute anal fissure due to chronic constipation.
Clinical examination is important to come to a diagnosis. Do Sitz bath with lukewarm water (sit in warm water) 3-4times/day; apply Anobliss ointment after every Sitz bath.
Take stool softener like Cremaffin plus 15-20ml at night.
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Consult a General Surgeon or Proctologist for better evaluation and management
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Have plenty of oral fluids and high fibre diet
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Take a good pic and post
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Dr. Barupathi Laxman
General Surgeon
5 yrs exp
Warangal
The image is taken too close to the site ...if it's in the peri anal region appears like acute fissure in ano likely due to constipation.
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need to treat constipation with laxatives and sitz bath for perineum regularly.local application of nifidipine and lignocaine cream
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