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Bowel Issue - Not Sure

Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2020 9:07 am
by BillboJones
Hi Guys, first post.

I know ultimately I'll have to be seen again but under the current restrictions I'm willing to wait it out another month or so, just looking to see if anyone has had a similar experience.

I've had a bowel issue since approximately the end of January. Basically, when it's full or filling, I have a feeling of mild irritation. After I expel I feel discomfort for several hours, sometimes it can be relieved with a hot bath. The other symptoms that presents are on the occasional instance it will feel like I'm sitting on something, and this morning after going to the toilet there's a mild burning sensation, not too intrusive but enough to notice. There's a noticable amount of mucous upon wiping too.

I've been to my GP, fully expecting her to diagnose a hemorrhoid, she performed a rectal exam and couldn't see anything untoward. I was prescribed topical cream and told to come back if it didn't improve. I thought it improved in the interim but then there'd be days where I'd feel discomfort again, then this week it feels pretty bad.

There's been no abdominal pain or blood in my stools so that's given me comfort, but has anyone experienced anything like the above? Could it be a fissure?

Re: Bowel Issue - Not Sure

Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2020 9:51 am
by talkhealth
Hi BillboJones,

Welcome to the forum and thank you for posting.

Sorry to hear of your bowel symptoms. We currently have an online bowel clinic which is finishing on the 24th of April. I will re-post your question to the clinic where an expert will be able to help you. Check back periodically to view their answer. I will email you the link to your question.

Kind regards
talkhealth

Re: Bowel Issue - Not Sure

Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2020 5:04 pm
by Prycejosh1987
Try heart burn tablets or indigestion medicine. You could try cod liver oil.

Re: Bowel Issue - Not Sure

Posted: Tue Sep 03, 2024 8:20 am
by advhccenter
Side effects remember blood for or blended in with the stool, an adjustment of typical entrail propensities, restricting of the stool, stomach torment, weight reduction, or steady sleepiness.