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Anal Fissure.
Acutually i had done ksharsutra for anal fissure in 2016.. that time i had only one bleeding haemmoroid
After doing ksharsutra surgery problem was completely resolved
But since last year one small haemmoroid has again arrived on anal ring..which is non bleeding
Only sometimes when i eat green chili i have loose motions frequently..
Nd pattern is sometimes i notice constipation while sometimes loose motions with 2 or 3 times of frequency with stomach pain
But there is no bleeding
Plz kindly suggest should i worry about this or not
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Please correct your digestion and evacuation at the earliest
Next Steps
Get your problem examined by a Surgeon (Ayurveda for allopathy) and get proper guidance
Health Tips
Avoid spicy gravy and non veg, difficult to digest kind of food
Drink lots of water and buttermilk
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Hello, as per your complaint you may have developed irritable bowel syndrome may be because of improper diet pattern after surgery. So follow proper healthy fibre rich food, avoid spicy, oily food. Take sufficient amount of butter milk regularly.
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Follow diet rules by ayurvediy way.
Find out root cause of your problem by ayurvediy way
Take ayurvediy medicine and correct then you can cure these problems.
Improvement in digestion is very very important factor to overcome these problems.
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take ayurvediy medicine consulting ayurved consultant
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