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Pain in perianal abscess scar tissue
I had a perianal abscess drainage surgery in June. I then had a fistuletomy with internal lateral sphincterotomy. The fistuletomy wound is healing slowly and is not very painful, but the scar tissue formed from perianal abscess surgery is still painful occasionally. A week back, I visited my doctor, who examined and confirmed everything is normal and there is no infection. But this pain in the scar tissue is affecting me a lot. 1 day there is no pain and another day, it's painful. Is this normal?
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Get a perianal usg done when u r in pain there may be residual abscess .
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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Bhubaneswar
Yeah, no worries as already examined by surgeon also
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