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Grade 3 internal piles/hemmorhoids

2018-08-20 00:46:33
I have been diagnosed with Grade 3 internal hemorrhoids by a Gastroenterologist and he suggested a piles surgery. But before that, I want to try non surgical methods of piles treatment like diet and exercise. Is it scientifically possible to treat piles through a specific diet and exercise? Kindly note that i have a grade 3 piles. If this is possible, i would like to consult a dietician in Thane who would help me regarding the same.
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Take food that are high in fiber can make stools softer & easier to pass. Drinking water & other liquids, such as fruit juices and clear soups can help the fiber in ur diet work better Try not to eat too little & no fiber food like . Cheese, chips, fast food, ice cream etc
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