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I passed really hard stool and started having pain after that I had loose motion after 3 days and that's when I started having terrible pain and bleeding while passing stool, it's been 3 weeks I have tried medication like antibiotics like augmentin, others fiber intake sits bath everything. I just have less pain now then before but the blood on stool is still thr, I am really depressed now. And don't know if it's healing or not or what else can I do apart from meeting a doctor as he will just tell me to operate which I don't want to do. Please help if someone can
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Piles
High fibre laxatives if needed at night,Never postpone toilet visit after 🌄 brush ,go sit commode never strain let it come out .apply 2 pc lignocaine jelly within anus before toilet for Anesthesia..pain killer or hot sit bath clean well dry it& powder.
Acidity Gas Riflux
Small meals many times,chew really well..32 teeth 😬 relax while meals,never fill stomach even with water.walk after all meals ,sleep after 3 hrs post dinner head end bed uppp ..left side .avoid drugs painkillers food that increase acidity ..proteins milk products fish meat .Gas? Walk more every 40 min sitting ..still if not ok consult GI SPECIALIST OR PRACTO PRO ME 🤔
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