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Anal issue
At times I get bloody stool and can feel fissures in the external part of the anus.
The fissures change the texture and pain level as well. I have this problem from quite a few years but it became very prominent after my pregnancy.
From last 3 years, it is really troubling me.
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True, history look like fissure in ano only, but problem for long duration with history aggrevation during pregnancy it appears to be chronic fissure.
But this is probably diagnosis based on history, its always better to visiti colorectal/GI/general surgeon, may need atleast per rectal examination by surgeon.
If it is fissure only its better have lateral anal sphicterotomy as issue more than 6 weeks.
Next Steps
visit exert colorectal surgeon get treated accordingly.
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try to avoid constipation
drink more water and consume more fibers.
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Please visit a gastroenterologist for sigmoidoscopy and further treatment.
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