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Which type of doctor should i see for pruritus ani?
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Internist or FP: For an uncomplicated medical course you can see evaluation and care with your primary care doctor-either an internist or family practitioner. Rarely do you need a colorectal specialist/gastroenterologist.
Answered 12/9/2013
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2 most common: Causes of pruritus ani in adults is caffeine and excess moisture. So, cut out all cafeine and use corn starch powder liberally and frequently on the affected area.
Answered 9/15/2015
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