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- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
My friend has an anal fissure and needs laser surgery can you suggest some good hospitals and the names of doctors who specialize in this procedure? We're trying to find the best options for treatment.
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YES, you can
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Consult a Colorectal Surgeon
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I forced a poop the other day and felt something weird come out besides poop. Now there's this disc-like thing next to my butthole with a dark blue or black spot on it. Pooping hurts now, and my underwear keeps getting mucus stains with a strange smell. Should I be worried? Is this something I need to see a doctor for? Are there specialists for this kind of thing, and could it require surgery? It's embarrassing to talk about in person but I'm not sure what to do
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