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Cause For Severe Pain During Bowel Movement With Bleeding Even After Anal Fissure Surgery?

I had anal fissure surgery on January. 16 ,2014 I'm still in a lot of pain when I have a BM. And bleeding a lot. 'Y surgeon had referred me to a colonrectal surgeon. Waiting an appointment just wondering what could be cause all this pain and bleeding
Thu, 6 Mar 2014
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As always, it is difficult to provide a concrete diagnosis without examining a patient, or some test results, but here goes....A recurrence of a fissure should definitely be ruled out. Rectal ulcers cause similar symptoms, as do anal fistulas. In the meantime (while you wait to meet your surgeon), it will be a good idea to change ur diet a bit to ensure soft, easily passed stools so as to prevent further trauma and ease the pain. Take more fluids, fibres and soft foods.
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Cause For Severe Pain During Bowel Movement With Bleeding Even After Anal Fissure Surgery?

As always, it is difficult to provide a concrete diagnosis without examining a patient, or some test results, but here goes....A recurrence of a fissure should definitely be ruled out. Rectal ulcers cause similar symptoms, as do anal fistulas. In the meantime (while you wait to meet your surgeon), it will be a good idea to change ur diet a bit to ensure soft, easily passed stools so as to prevent further trauma and ease the pain. Take more fluids, fibres and soft foods.