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Blood patch in stool
Ate around 20 almonds within 12 hrs after workout. Next day having light lower abdominal pain and some blood in stool. No pain while passing stool
Sir, examine your stool on daily basis whether its occurring recurrently. If its one time its likely to get healed itself. If not need more specifications about your condition.
Next Steps
Avoid spicy,sour,oily,fried,non vegetarian food and bakery items. Drink luke warm water and include lots of green leafy vegetables and fruits in your diet. Have only freshly prepared warm cooked food only.
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Painless per rectal bleeding could be due to haemorrhoids or rectal polyps. Any bleeding should not be ignored . Get yourself checked
Next Steps
visit to the clinic
Health Tips
avoid spicy, salty food ,sitting at one place for long hours, weight lifting , straining for defication , alcohol and smoking .
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Hello dear, your problems r not due to eating almonds,but may be due to Amoebiasis)Raktapitta(Adhong) etc, take Pomegranate juice coconut water, Ajwayan Saunf Mulethi boiled and cooled water twice a day,
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Health Tips
Avoid sour curd Kadi spicy food cold drinks alcohol eggs nonveg smoking tobaco etc if so
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