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Why Are My Stools Sticky And Thin? Why Does My Anus Burn Afterwards?
i have digestive system related problem.i cant take many foods.if i take next day i pass sticky and thin ,means the daimeter of the motion is very less.after passing i feel burning anus .again if i feel like going to toilet i pass same type.this continues for 4-5 times(apprx.)next if i go to toilet i pass only mucous.i feel pain and burning sensation in anus(tenesmus like).all my tests are normal ,except ESR .it is fluctuating.what might be the problem?pl. sugest me on this regard.thank you.
Wed, 25 Sep 2013
Hi,
From history it seems that you might be having some gastritis and acid reflux.
There might be having some chronic GI infection.
Go for one course of Ofloxacilin, tinidazole combination medicine.
Change your food habit.
Take less but frequent diet.
Avoid fried, chillies and junk food.
Take curd, rice and buttermilk.
Ok and take care.
From history it seems that you might be having some gastritis and acid reflux.
There might be having some chronic GI infection.
Go for one course of Ofloxacilin, tinidazole combination medicine.
Change your food habit.
Take less but frequent diet.
Avoid fried, chillies and junk food.
Take curd, rice and buttermilk.
Ok and take care.
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Hi
Repeated visits to the toilet would have emptied all the stool, thats why you are passing only mucus .SO no need worry about the mucus
Visit a gastroenterologist and get your stool tested .
Your problem looks like more of irritable bowel syndrome. A good gastroenterologist can treat you successfully.
Repeated visits to the toilet would have emptied all the stool, thats why you are passing only mucus .SO no need worry about the mucus
Visit a gastroenterologist and get your stool tested .
Your problem looks like more of irritable bowel syndrome. A good gastroenterologist can treat you successfully.
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