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Blood in stools

2020-06-09 16:55:12
Dear Sir Today we found fresh blood in stool and such type of blood comes once in a month or rarely not sure frequency. No pain nothing. Sometimes constipation is there. But today no constipation and comes blood in stools. Can you please suggest some medicine or advice.
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Painless bleeding often due to piles.First a proctoscopic examination is mandatory by a gastroenterologist.some time a colonoscopy may be required Diagnosis first treatment latter

Answered2020-06-10 02:28:45

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blood in stools most common cause is piles...so you should get an examination done by a surgeon near you to confirm diagnosis. take salads and curd more in diet avoid spicy food syp cremafin 10 ml at night hot sitz bath(sitting in warm water for 15 mins) 2 times a day for 7 days
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Get yourself examined by a surgeon near you to prevent further growth
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avoid constipation by high fibre diet and curd

Answered2020-06-09 18:58:02

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