Indication
Rectal pain
Rectal pain is a symptom characterized by discomfort, aching, burning, or sharp lancinating sensations localized to the rectum, anal canal, or perianal tissue. Read more about Rectal pain
214 drugs 72 manufacturers
Drugs that treat it
Common Rectal pain therapies.
TUCKS (WITCH HAZEL) (witch hazel)
HEMORRHOIDAL(PE-MIN OIL-PETRO) (phenylephrine HCl/mineral oil/petrolatum,white)
HEMORRHOIDAL RELIEF (lidocaine)
CALAMINE PLUS (PRAMOX-CALAMIN) (pramoxine HCl/calamine)
HEMORRHOIDAL(PE-MIN OIL-PETRO) (phenylephrine HCl/mineral oil/petrolatum,white)
PREPARATION H (phenylephrine HCl/mineral oil/petrolatum,white)
PREPARATION H (WITCH HAZEL) (witch hazel)
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Coming soonRectal pain is a symptom characterized by discomfort, aching, burning, or sharp lancinating sensations localized to the rectum, anal canal, or perianal tissue.
It affects pediatric and adult populations and arises from pathology involving the lower gastrointestinal tract, pelvic floor musculature, or surrounding neurovascular structures.
Etiologies commonly stem from mucosal breach or vascular engorgement—such as anal fissures and thrombosed hemorrhoids—as well as infectious or inflammatory processes like proctitis, perianal abscesses, or inflammatory bowel disease.
Alternatively, it can manifest from neuromuscular dysfunction and pelvic floor spasm, as seen in functional anorectal conditions including levator ani syndrome and proctalgia fugax.
- nih.gov
Rectal pain is a symptom characterized by discomfort, aching, burning, or sharp lancinating sensations localized to the rectum, anal canal, or perianal tissue Alternatively, it can manifest from neuromuscular dysfunction and pelvic floor spasm, as seen in functional anorectal conditions including levator ani syndrome and proctalgia fugax
- mayoclinic.org
Rectal pain is a symptom characterized by discomfort, aching, burning, or sharp lancinating sensations localized to the rectum, anal canal, or perianal tissue It affects pediatric and adult populations and arises from pathology involving the lower gastrointestinal tract, pelvic floor musculature, or surrounding neurovascular structures Etiologies commonly stem from mucosal breach or vascular engorgement—such as anal fissures and thrombosed hemorrhoids—as well as infectious or inflammatory proces...
- medlineplus.gov
It affects pediatric and adult populations and arises from pathology involving the lower gastrointestinal tract, pelvic floor musculature, or surrounding neurovascular structures
- nih.gov
Etiologies commonly stem from mucosal breach or vascular engorgement—such as anal fissures and thrombosed hemorrhoids—as well as infectious or inflammatory processes like proctitis, perianal abscesses, or inflammatory bowel disease
- nih.gov
Etiologies commonly stem from mucosal breach or vascular engorgement—such as anal fissures and thrombosed hemorrhoids—as well as infectious or inflammatory processes like proctitis, perianal abscesses, or inflammatory bowel disease
- aptapelvichealth.org
Alternatively, it can manifest from neuromuscular dysfunction and pelvic floor spasm, as seen in functional anorectal conditions including levator ani syndrome and proctalgia fugax
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