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Internal hemorrhoids
I find it difficult to pass stool, there is no bleeding but pain while passing stool only when it alleviates a lot. Dairy, Besan, Maida, Mango, Banana and anything processed or of heat like gud worsens the condition. There is bloating of stomach when I am unable to paas stool. Unable to eat ghee and dahi as well. When the problem alleviates the Anal passage get swollen and blocked completely. So much so that I am unable to even insert the small finger or dropper to apply ointment. I am unable to eat even Jawar,Bajra and Ragi Roti, they worsen the condition too. There is also itching and pain to sit upright and a lot of discomfort. The stool gets dry no matter how much water I drink.
ur history seems like u had a anal fissure, u need some other dietry modification which u currently taking, no one can inser one finger easiley in anus thats the natural tone of the anal no oedema.
kindly share what treatment u had taken till now beside the oiintment u currently applyingt.
if no bleeding is there piles cn be ruled out, only water and multigrain will not help
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Tab. Daflon 500mg
Tab. Zevi DSR
Proctosedyl ointment
Syp. Cremaffin
SITZ BATH
Avoid oily and spicy food
Increase water intake
Continue taking Fibre Rich diet
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