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Blood in stool
My daughter is struggling constipation due to blood in stool. She says it is painting and hence she does not wanna pass stool. Please advise any medicine how to heal her anal wound.
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Muout Powder
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Add half measuring spoon of Muout powder to half a glass of water.
Stir briskly and consume the contents immediately.
It can take 2 to 4 days to have a bowel movement and to experience improvement in constipation.
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You should apply xylocaine jelly in and around anus opening before and after passing stool...
Give stool softener also...
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consult online if needed...
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avoid milk and maida products
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Give plenty of liquids/ water to drink
Give green leafy vegetables and fruits daily
Make her sit to pass stools
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Give stool softener Syr Duphalac
Apply xylocaine jelly at the motion area before and after pass stool
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