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Anorectal PainAka: Rectal Pain, Anal Pain

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  1. Causes: Local pain
    1. Anal Fissure
    2. Anorectal abscess or foreign body
    3. Colonic Endometriosis
    4. External Hemorrhoids (thrombosed or infected)
    5. Internal Hemorrhoids (ache after Bowel Movement)
    6. Fecal Impaction
    7. Myopathy (hereditary)
    8. Neoplasm
    9. Proctalgia Fugax
    10. Prostatitis
  2. Causes: Referred pain
    1. Coccygodynia
    2. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
    3. Sacral Nerve Compression
      1. Tumor mass
      2. Infection
      3. Inflammation
    4. Uterine Myoma
  3. Reference
    1. Nidore (1995) Am Fam Physician 52(8):2238

Anal pain (C0238637)

ConceptsSign or Symptom (T184)
EnglishAnal pain
Spanishdolor anal
Parent ConceptsAbdominal Pain (C0000737), Pelvic Pain (C0030794), Anal finding (C0426746), Pain of digestive structure (C0578052)
SourcesDXP, MTH, SCTSPA, SNOMEDCT
Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System)


Anorectal pain (C0581362)

ConceptsSign or Symptom (T184)
EnglishAnorectal pain
Spanishdolor anorrectal
Parent ConceptsAbdominal Pain (C0000737), Pelvic Pain (C0030794), Finding of large intestine (C0577029), Pain of digestive structure (C0578052)
SourcesSCTSPA, SNOMEDCT
Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System)



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