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2021-06-24 13:32:41
Hello sir 4 days before had inguinal hernia scrotal surgery next week I have stapler removal for past two months tight poop with blood can I go colonoscopy now?? ?? It is safe???
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Hi.Dear. Good day. Congratulations for your inguinal Surgery. But who suggested you for colonoscopy for your constipation with blood.May be it's just simple Anal fissure.or Hemorrhoids...that's you only need some medicine..you need proper consultation dear..
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Need proper History.why you need Colonoscopy.. Because there is some indication for colonoscopy...
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Please consult for further treatment.

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Before embarking on colonoscopy  Kindly visit a surgeon for examination and proctoscopy Take high fiber diet Plenty of water orally

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