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Internal pain when going to the toilet to poop. i'm worried what it might be?
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See your doc: Could be anything from anal fissure (tear of lining in anus) to hemorrhoids to inflammation to mass (colon, gyn), spasm, internal hernia. See your doc for exam, and rx. It will make you less worried.
Answered 3/26/2013
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