Dr. Rajesh Gulati
Family Physician
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Hello doctor,
What can be the muscular thing right out of my anus? I had a normal delivery a month ago, and it is almost healed. When I pass stools, I feel pain in that place with bleeding. While passing stools, the muscular thing gets torn, and blood comes out. This started a day before yesterday and now happening every day. What is the treatment for it?
Hello,
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It is anal hemorrhoids (attachment removed to protect patient identity), and it is very painful. You may be suffering from constipation, or you must have been eating very spicy food. The treatment is sitz bath, and it means you have to sit in a tub full of warm water. It gets relieved, and you have to do this for two to three times a day.
Kindly consult your doctor to discuss the suggestion and take the treatment with consent. You may apply ointment Pilex over the area. Stop eating spicy food and take syrup Duphalac (Lactulose) two spoons daily at bedtime to avoid constipation. If it is not relieved, then you have to consult a general surgeon.
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