Whenever I visit the loo, I get a slight burning sensation when I pass motions in the anal region mostly the opening. This has been happening from the past 2-3 weeks I guess. I suffered from stomach infection/ food poisoning recently. I also have constipation problem by birth. There is no excruciating pain or hard pain just a slight burning like feeling something that usually happens when we eat very spicy food the day before. Can it be piles/haemorrhoids? Please suggest medication also. Are there any home remedies to this condition?

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Burning Sensation in Stomach

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Dr. Gaurang LineswalaAyurveda15yrs exp

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Hello lybrate-user, Your diagnosis can't do without examination. So consult any proctologists near by you. I suggest you some home remedy. Take Dhaniya (Coriander Seeds 50gm) and Jeera (Cummins Seeds 50gm) and roast lightly. Make coarse powder and Chew 2 spoonful every 2 hourly 8 to 10 times a day. Drink plenty of Water as per Thrust. Warm regards.

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Dr. Padmanabh R BhatGeneral Surgeon26yrs exp

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You may be suffering from anal fissure. Apply anovate ointment 3 times a day. Take cremaffin syrup 2 spoons in the night.

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Dr. Sheikh Mohammad Taha MustafaProctologist17yrs exp

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Visit a Colorectal surgeon or a gasteroentrologist near you. Take plenty of fruits and green leafy vegetables.

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