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Haemorrhoids
My father is suffering from haemorrhoids , and it's has been three weeks since he is in pain. His stool is not getting soft , leading to increase pain and swelling and blood in stool. He took some medicines prescribed by the doctor such as pegalup to make the stool soft , but it just lead to acidity! What can be done to reduce his pain and make the stool soft!
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A lot of options are there for making stool soft. Please get a proper consultation describing all symptoms in detail.
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Don't ignore the problem otherwise it may turn into a surgical problem.
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Syp Cremaffin Plus 2 table spoon HSx7 days
Anovate Ointment LA
Plenty of fluids
Get Physical Consultation from a surgeon
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Syrup lactulose 10ml at night
Sucralano ointment twice daily for local application
Sitz bath thrice daily
Ethamsylate thrice daily
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Dr. Mohammed Jameel Ahmed
General Surgeon
25 yrs exp
Nagpur
Syp cremaffin plus 15 mL twice daily
Anobliss Ointment locally
SITZ BATH thrice daily
High fiber diet
Plenty of fluids orally
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