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Hello subject:

It's easy to understand your concerns, but because there are many factors involved in the anus, it is commonAnal fissures, hemorrhoids, and anal inflammation due to long-term diarrhea due to pH changes, and even inflammation of the anus due to high-risk behaviors cannot be visually observed.

Second, patients with anal fissures are not eligible for digital anal examination.

Inflammation is consistent in the acute phase:Redness, swelling, heat and pain.

So monitoring is a comprehensive scope of considerationIt is that the current test of the first four tests of the blood transfusion is included in the program of your blood draw, so you need to inform them.

Considering a disease is neededIt's all about it, so don't worry too much.

Don't panic, the doctor is also doing what he can, after all, there are two kinds of anal fissures, one is their own physical problem, and the other is a man-made problem, and the doctor has made two preparations without understanding it, excluding other uncertain factors, so you don't panic too much, and finally the test result is good, you can go and explain to the doctor if you don't let it go, there is no homosexual tendency, there is no need for this kind of examination, the doctor also wants you to know about HIV, prevention only, not identification.

Anal fissure has nothing to do with your girlfriend, maybe you are constipated, and the doctor has his reason for asking for blood tests, and most of the doctors must be done according to the doctor's requirements.