Rectal bleeding but no pain

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I have rectal bleeding since yesterday and after some time my eyes got blurred and slightly pain and hard stool

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Dr. Lakin Vira

General Physician 14 yrs exp Mumbai

You may b suffering from piles

Next Steps

take syp duphalac 30ml at bedtime lignox jelly applied three times a day at the anal opening

Health Tips

Plenty of fluids Plenty of green leafy vegetables

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Dr. Nikhil Gawde General Physician 13 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nikhil Gawde

General Physician 13 yrs exp Mumbai

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Bleeding during stools may be due to fissure or piles . But it can be confirmed after examining. Treatment will be different for different problems.