Brief Answer:
it would be best to see someone
Detailed Answer:
HI, thanks for using healthcare magic
It would be best to visit your doctor or the ER for evaluation to find out the cause of both your constipation and rectal pain.
There are different potential causes for rectal pain such as: (1) haemorrhoids- in this case you would see blood on wiping and you may also notice the haemorrhoids protruding on intervals
(2)inflammatory bowel disease- this is inflammation of the bowel- it can be due to different causes but the most common are crohns disease and ulcerative colitis
(3)anal fissure- this is a tear in the anus that causes severe pain, it may also be associated with bleeding when using the bathroom
(4)anal cancer
(5)infection around the anal reason
(6)fistula- this is connection between 2 cavities of the body for example an abnormal connection between the anus and skin through a tunnel
(7)anal ulcer
It would be best to visit a doctor for evaluation which would include a physical examination of the abdomen and anus.
The treatment would depend on the examination findings.
I hope this helps, feel free to ask any other questions
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Should I Go To The Emergency Room For Severe Rectal Pain?
Brief Answer:
it would be best to see someone
Detailed Answer:
HI, thanks for using healthcare magic
It would be best to visit your doctor or the ER for evaluation to find out the cause of both your constipation and rectal pain.
There are different potential causes for rectal pain such as: (1) haemorrhoids- in this case you would see blood on wiping and you may also notice the haemorrhoids protruding on intervals
(2)inflammatory bowel disease- this is inflammation of the bowel- it can be due to different causes but the most common are crohns disease and ulcerative colitis
(3)anal fissure- this is a tear in the anus that causes severe pain, it may also be associated with bleeding when using the bathroom
(4)anal cancer
(5)infection around the anal reason
(6)fistula- this is connection between 2 cavities of the body for example an abnormal connection between the anus and skin through a tunnel
(7)anal ulcer
It would be best to visit a doctor for evaluation which would include a physical examination of the abdomen and anus.
The treatment would depend on the examination findings.
I hope this helps, feel free to ask any other questions