Irritation and pain at anal region

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Hi all, I had hemorrhoids and anal fissure in January which healed completely by March. Since March I'm on a high fiber diet which makes my stool very soft. However, whenever the stool is loose at times, it hurts and burns and pains a bit (2-3 on a scale of 10) but doesn't happen all the time. Is this because of loose stools causing irritation? Do I need to worry about this or is it okay? I have been applying anobliss and proctosedyl for the last 15 days. The pain and burning sensation happens only when the stools are very soft /little diarrhea type but not otherwise when it is only soft.

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Dr. Rahul Poddar Laparoscopic Surgeon 14 yrs exp Ghaziabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rahul Poddar

Laparoscopic Surgeon 14 yrs exp Ghaziabad

This burning may be related to loose stools or it may happen in residual piles also your fissure may have healed but the piles may be still there.

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