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Tenesmus feeling (Feeling of Motion)
I had a hemmroids surgery 25 days back. Doctor done stapler surgery and also removed outer prolapsed hemmroids doing open surgery. After this surgery i have a constant issue of feeling a motion every time. Which is not reducing with the time. I am still on pain killers voveran sr 75 mg. When i'm taking a pain killer then this feeling goes away. But when i try to leave voveran same feeling starts again. This is very uncomfortable feeling which keeps your mind involved with the feelig of passing a stool.
What could be the reason.
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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Only sitz bath you can do if feeling of pain along with stool softners. Don't take analgesics for so long.
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