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Pain in anus and vaginal region.
Hlo dr , suddenly I am having pain like kankani type pain in my anus and vaginal region both while passing urine and stool and while I am not in washroom also like anytime it happening ..and also little little lower abdomen pin point kankani occurs why it is happening plz say... Is it uti or kidney issues..
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take plenty of oral fluids and be hydrated
syrup. citralka . 10ml. with some water. two times daily for 5 days
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PID or UTI will cause these pain
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Avoid fried and spicy food
Water intake more
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Lot of reasons given by lot no of doctors.
Plenty of water n liquid lemonade electoral powder buttermilk.
Tab meftal spas ds two times or sos after food.
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This can happen due to UTI, local infection, fissure spasm or pelvic inflammation and usually improves well with proper treatment 👍 please don’t panic a detailed consultation can help identify the exact cause and guide the right medicines and tests comfortably 🌸
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Seems like uti.
Drink more water.
Tab ciprofloxacin 500mg one morning and one evening for 5days.
Tab meftal spas one sos, i.e. , when pain is more.
Syp Neeri 5m.l every 8 hours.
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Tab Norfloxacine 400 mg 1 tab x bd
Plenty of fluid
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The symptoms of sharp, 'pin-point' pain (Kankani) in both the vaginal and anal regions, especially during urination or bowel movements, suggest significant inflammation in the Pelvic Floor area. Clinically, since the pain is localized to both openings and associated with lower abdominal discomfort, we must rule out Vulvovaginitis combined with a possible Anal Fissure or Proctitis. The fact that the pain is triggered by bodily functions (urination/stool) indicates that the mucosal lining in these areas is sensitized, possibly due to a fungal, bacterial, or inflammatory trigger that is affecting the shared nerve pathways of the pelvic region."
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Sitz Bath: Sitting in a tub of lukewarm water for 10–15 minutes twice a day can help relax the pelvic muscles and soothe the inflamed tissue in both areas.
Hydration & Fiber: To reduce pain during bowel movements, ensure your stools are soft by drinking plenty of water and increasing fiber intake. This prevents further irritation to the anal canal.
Avoid Irritants: Stop using scented soaps, intimate washes, or harsh detergents on undergarments, as these chemicals can worsen the 'sharp' sensation on sensitive mucosal skin.
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Kindly consult a surgeon to rule out abnormality..
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You should consult gyne department for further management
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usg (w/a including kub)and routine urine r/m sample
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Most likely its UTI ,but need evaluation for confirmation. Please visit nearby hospital to consult with gynecologist.
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Dr. Suraj Sharma
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Jaipur
Do consult
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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