Dr. Raveendran S R
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Hello doctor,
I am 29 years old. I am experiencing a slight itching sensation near the anus area and having slight pain during a bowel movement. The pain disappears after a bowel movement. A few years ago I got similar kind of thing and the doctor told I have a fissure. Presently I am using medicines Rabemac-DSR, Hyocimax-S for acidity problem from last two months and please suggest any medicine for my problem and also let me know why this problem is recurring and should I bring change in my lifestyle. I do not eat any junk foods or spicy foods that much but do not know why this problem is coming.
Hi,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
If it is fissure, you can go for local application of cream Anovate gel (apply it inside the anus at night before you sleep and morning 20 minutes after you pass stools). For pain, take tablet Chymoral forte in the morning and night before food. Change your lifestyle and do regular exercise for good bowel movement. Food changes are needed. Take Green leafy vegetables with high fiber fruits and vegetables.
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