I'm feeling a really sharp pinching pain right when I start to have a bowel movement. I've dealt with constipation before, but this pain is new to meand it first happened even when I wasnt constipated. There's no medication I'm taking that could explain this. Any ideas on what might be going on?

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Dr Ranjith Darla

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That could be due to hard stools consume plenty of water and fibre rich diet to avoid constipation,if its becoming worse visit physician for appropriate management

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