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What Causes Dryness Of Anal Discharge After Defecation?

anal slime discharge always after defecation, which dries up quickly with use of tissues; what is causing it and should I worry? no possible sexual cause; bowel movements as regular as clockwork, with nothing adverse and I maintain a good balanced diet...
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Thank for choosing to HCM
I had gone through the history given here, rectal lesion could be the cause of anal discharge although is very unlikely that it is happening after defecation only, the most possible condition could be anal fissure, inflammatory condition of anal region particularly rectum.
The only option you have is to see the surgeon and the clinical examination will rule out this.
hope this information helps.
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What Causes Dryness Of Anal Discharge After Defecation?

HI Well come to HCM Thank for choosing to HCM I had gone through the history given here, rectal lesion could be the cause of anal discharge although is very unlikely that it is happening after defecation only, the most possible condition could be anal fissure, inflammatory condition of anal region particularly rectum. The only option you have is to see the surgeon and the clinical examination will rule out this. hope this information helps.