Pain during defecation & Blood in Stool

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I started feeling pain during defecation one week ago (Starting Sunday, 8 May). On 9th May, I felt excruciating pain. I took Acceclo MR for the pain relief and started using Hadensa ointment. Slowly situation improved. I was taking 1 tab everyday. I didn't need to use Acceclo MR on Sunday and Monday (14 & 15 May). However, I started feeling excruciating pain again today. Also, so far there was no or negligible blood in the stool; however today there was significant amount of blood in the stool. Do I need to worry much. I was told that it heals on its own slowly, but it has already been 10 days.

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