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I have hemorrhoids for a year due to DIARRHEA I used to go to toilet twice a day may be that's why my morning stool was loose but now when I started once a day everything is normal no constipation nothing stool is normal but for the first time I noticed a very small red colour in stool not bleeding like but after bowel movement I noticed it what should I do now eat fibre or something
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Pls come for examination
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Dr. Rahul Poddar
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10 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
If u didn't have constipation then blood in stool is unlikely due to piles. But still piles Fissure etc re Possible. Other rectal colonic or intestinal causes are possible. Haemorrhoids diagnosis confirmation, staging, evaluation and treatment planning. needs rectal examination.
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diet can help control all digestive problems. plant based diet is the ideal diet.
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DIARRHOEA for so long needs proper evaluation and treatment. IBS IBD etc need to be ruled out.
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