Leaving prayer in the mosque due to a continuous state of ritual impurity

Question:
I had surgery for cancer in the anal opening, and now I am unable to perform wudu' or pray in the mosque. It is impossible for me to relieve myself in the restroom without the wudu' being broken immediately. My state of ritual impurity is continuous and constant; I cannot leave the restroom without discharge coming out.

Answer:
Answer: This is a continuous state of ritual impurity. You should perform wudu' when you intend to pray, hasten to perform the wudu' when you intend to pray, and pray immediately, even if something comes out of you. This is a continuous state of ritual impurity, like incontinence of urine. You perform wudu' when you intend to pray, then you pray, even if something comes out of you. You are excused in this because nothing more is possible. Be patient, my brother. The exit should be dried, whether with tissues or something that dries it. Then you perform wudu'. If it is feasible for you to perform istinja' with water, washing the exit with water is more cautious and more complete. Otherwise, it is sufficient to perform istijmar with rough tissues or stones.