Burning sensation at anal region

I have severe burning sensation at my anal region after I have something acidic. Previously, I had chest pain, dizzyness etc. Now its only this burning and night time sore throat.


Anyone experiencing these symptoms.

Thanks!

Two possibilities come to mind:

As MMM mentioned, one possibility is IBS.  If you're also experiencing loose, foul-smelling stools, and uncomfortable cramping, this is IBS.  The reason this stings the anal region is because the intestinal lining of the small intestine is compromised, and increased peristalsis moves undigested food and enzymes too quickly through the GI tract.  Enzymes that normally would be neutralized or absorbed reach the anus and burn.  Food intolerance is what begins the pathology in the small intestine.

The other possibility, is if the stinging is the result of hemorrhoids, perhaps cracking and/or splitting.  There are a couple of reasons for hemorrhoids, but one is candida -- which can also be related to food intolerance.

The dizzyness symptom you describe is troubling, but there is a condition known as "gluten-induced neuropathy" and "gluten ataxia"...also symptoms of food intolerance.

I suggest a food journal, and perhaps an elimination diet.

-Bruce

"Spicy" certainly lends itself to a different diagnosis than "acidic."

Symptoms of dizziness are sometimes reported with those patients that experience reflux, but the reflux itself probably doesn't cause dizziness. If the reflux causes nausea, there may be dizziness because of that. Or, dizziness from some other cause may lead to nausea, and reflux. It's important to follow the trail of symptoms.

For example, "I just ate chicken wings with my favorite volcano sauce," has different implications and possible symptoms than, "I drank some orange juice, etc."