Anal Fissure Support Forum

... going to tear open again - it sure feels like it. My problem is that either due to the extreme sphincter tightness (what I'm thinking is probably proctitis) or pelvic floor dysfunction, I'm not able to pass soft stool. It's horrible - I have to use an enema and go in the tub if it soft, and with ...

... again, and the pain after a bowel movement returned. I made an appointment and saw my doctor. He looked at me...(very painful) diagnosed me with proctitis ....prescribed some bullet shape things to insert twice a day (very expensive) I did this, and used used some non scented wipes he told me ...

... a combination of Bismuth subgallate, menthol, zinc oxide and Calcium carbonate. Google says it's a common topical treatment for hemorrhoids & proctitis. I get palpitations and panic attacks when I use it though. It lasts for half and hour, but I can deal with it. It doesn't hurt as much when ...

... leaking small amounts of a brown/yellow fluid ever since. About a month ago I went to my doctor and he gave me a skin cream, suppositories for proctitis and a fiber supplement. He told that this doesn't have to do with my sphincter and that it's the wound not healing properly because of hard ...

... of it is just my anxiety focusing in that area too much. Sorry for the lengthy back and forth post I am just looking for some insight. Could it be proctitis? Could my hemorrhoids becoming infected? Are these symptoms normal for someone dealing with issues that I have? Thanks for the read

... experience is a few months or few years back, but still very useful. The search feature is in the upper right. Just a quick broad search of proctitis: http://anal-fissure.org/search.php?keywords=proctitis Welcome again. We are glad you are here! :wel:

... days I had pain with every bowel movement and this went on for just over 3 months. My surgeon had said that when she hooked me back up I had bad proctitis in my rectum that had not been used in 3 months. So anyway, about 2 weeks ago, I had a colonoscopy to find out what was going on. It turned ...

... and post-operative), in the relief of post-partum (otherwise known as post-natal) haemorrhoidal conditions, and in the treatment of non-infective proctitis."

... the constant cycle of pain/no pain, then I would definitely see a CRS. Most GP's don't know how to deal with butt issues (my GP diagnosed me with proctitis at first, gave me hydrocortisone suppositories, and send me on my way... obviously the issue was NOT proctitis, since I saw a CRS a week later ...

... of postoperative faecal incontinence, and may be replaced by fissure excision combined with botulinum toxin A or anal advancement flap (8). 5.3.3 Proctitis Abdominal and pelvic pain in patients with inflammatory bowel disease and proctitis are often difficult to interpret. Faecal calprotectin ...