My dad have severe intense pain in rectum since 20 years. My dad have no bleeding, no constipation, no piles ,no fissure. Sometimes with this pain what happen is my dad is not able to pass the gas, or the gas get blocked which again leads to pain in head, eyes, muscles, it just feel like there is nothing in the body, the veins of hand or legs start visible clearly, with that the main trigger point of pain is just that one point in rectum. The pain is beating in the rectum just like the heart beat. We have visited many doctor various reports like sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy are normal. Every doctor says everything is normal. One doctor says there is anal papillua which is the cause of pain. My dad gone through surgery and doctor remove the papillua but even after 2 month of removing papillua my dad have intense severe non stoppable pain. We are not able to find what is the root cause of pain. My dad take very very simple diet, non spicy food just dal roti sabzi, no meat no egg, no milk. But even after this there is lot of pain. Please help us.

Dr. Chetan RajHomeopathy Doctor17yrs exp

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I'm truly sorry to hear about your dad's prolonged discomfort. It's indeed distressing when the cause of pain remains elusive despite multiple investigations and treatments. In homeopathy, we aim to understand the whole person, their symptoms, lifestyle, and emotional state, which might give us additional clues that conventional medicine might overlook. Chronic rectal pain can sometimes be due to a condition known as proctalgia fugax or chronic proctalgia. These are functional anorectal disorders, meaning that the anatomy is normal, but the function is abnormal. It's characterized by episodes of severe, cramping pain in the rectum that can last from seconds to minutes, or even hours in some cases. In homeopathy, we have various remedies that could potentially help with this condition, such as aesculus hippocastanum, which is often used for painful hemorrhoids, but it might also help in cases of other rectal pain. Another remedy, ignatia amara, is frequently used for spasmodic pain that can affect various parts of the body and may be linked to emotional stress or grief. But remember, these are only potential remedies and the right one for your dad can only be chosen after a thorough consultation where we'd discuss his symptoms, lifestyle, emotional state, and medical history in detail. Also, given the complexities of his case, I strongly recommend collaborating with a conventional doctor to ensure we're not missing any potential causes. Integrating homeopathic treatment with conventional approaches might provide the best outcome. From a psychological perspective, chronic pain can sometimes have emotional components or can lead to feelings of anxiety or depression. Addressing these through appropriate psychological interventions can be an important part of treatment. Please reach out to arrange a suitable time for our consultation. I genuinely hope we can find a solution to alleviate your dad's suffering. Take care. 

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