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The topic is about the medical care and evaluation required after anorectal trauma, including symptoms that warrant immediate medical attention and those that can be treated with conservative self-care.
Conservative, evidence-aligned practice begins short and frequent and only lengthens sessions gradually under guidance: often start with just seconds per insertion twice daily and may increment to ses...
After anal stretching or trauma, immediate medical care is required for severe bleeding, uncontrolled pain, signs of infection, inability to pass urine or stool, or any protruding or visibly torn tiss...