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What Causes Loss Of Sensation And Loss Of Muscle Movement After Scratching Rectal Area?

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Posted on Mon, 3 Nov 2014
Question: I have loss of sensation and loss of muscle movement after scratching my rectal area myself after so many times and seeing blood , I am now having bad back pains. I have been to the er multiple times but they all say I am ok and don't see anything wrong. Is this an emergency? I a, very worried I have gangrene
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Answered by Dr. Sudhir (16 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
This is not emergency.

Detailed Answer:
Hello,

Your symptoms are not fitting into one particular cause. But they don't seem like an emergency.

Gangrene won't present with such symptoms, nor it can be missed by ER doctors. Gangrene typically presents with more severe symptoms and with it you would have not been able to move around.

Ideal would be to see a proctologist, these doctors are specialized in rectal area.

This should help you.

Please ask if there are doubts. Regards.
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What Causes Loss Of Sensation And Loss Of Muscle Movement After Scratching Rectal Area?

Brief Answer: This is not emergency. Detailed Answer: Hello, Your symptoms are not fitting into one particular cause. But they don't seem like an emergency. Gangrene won't present with such symptoms, nor it can be missed by ER doctors. Gangrene typically presents with more severe symptoms and with it you would have not been able to move around. Ideal would be to see a proctologist, these doctors are specialized in rectal area. This should help you. Please ask if there are doubts. Regards.