Anal pain

It can be anal pain (pain in the ass), troublesome condition but are often simply the result of a slight case can be treated. See your doctor to diagnose the problem and to obtain advice for treatment.

Many people suffer who have anal pain from constipation, which can worsen the discomfort when going to the toilet.

Your doctor should be able to diagnose the cause of your pain after examining your ass to the process or after a simple examination of the straight.

In many cases, the cause is either:

• anal fissure (tear)

• hemorrhoids contain blood clots

• abscess (see the common causes)

Your doctor may refer you to a specialist if the reason was not immediately clear for advice and conduct other tests, such as endoscopic examination (which is inserted a thin flexible tool with a camera in your ass).

Your doctor may prescribe medication to relieve the pain, and advise you on how to deal with any Amsak.kd this be all the treatment you need.

Common causes

The most likely reasons for anal pain are:

Fissure

Anal fissure is a small tear in the skin of the anus, which can cause sharp pain like a knife when you open your gut. It can be caused by the passage of hard stools.

There may be a small amount of blood on the toilet paper after scanning (Read more about rectal bleeding).

Heal a lot of anal fissures on its own with time. You may need a special ointment if it continues, which can loosen the muscles around the opening episode Hrjk. You may need sometimes to examination under anesthesia by a specialist at the hospital.

Anorectal abscess

Cause anorectal abscess (pus-filled mass) usually pulsating pain, which worsens over a few days. It has emptied the abscess if it is small and normally disappears without any treatment.

It is possible that your doctor prescribe antibiotics in the early stages Alambkrh.oukd need to unload the abscess if it continues in the hospital for the launch of pus, and this is usually under general anesthesia.

Piles (hemorrhoids), and blood Aloorm surrounding the anus

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Crohn's disease

Can be piles or blood tumors surrounding the anus (burst blood vessels under the skin at the edge of the anus) sometimes cause anal pain.

Stacks can become painful when you become a "bottleneck" and swollen outside the anus, causing blood clots. It is handled normally analgesics, ointments and sometimes ice packs, but in some cases, surgery may be necessary.

The removal of hematoma around the anus by a simple procedure to remove the clot using a local anesthetic, the doctor and the procedure in some cases.

Less common causes

It may produce anal pain sometimes through no specific reason, such as muscle cramps unexplained in your ass.

Other reasons include the least common of anal pain:

• inflammatory bowel disease such as Crohn's disease, where there may be cracks and anal abscesses, as well as inflammation of the rectum.

• problem related to bones, such as the coccyx pain (pain in the coccyx have) or bran pain of the lower back, pelvis or hips caused by arthritis or tumor in the bone.

• urinary tract problem, such as prostatitis (inflammation or infection of the prostate gland).

• anal cancer or lower rectum.

• Transit rectal pain: pain is transient for some unknown reason, usually diagnosed when they are ruling out other causes of pain. Paracetamol may provide some comfort and a warm bath.