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2019-11-25 04:11:13
Morning when I pass motion some blood in there since one week .some times more some other day less when motion coming little tight after that normal
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Motion in blood is not normal. It needs evaluation. It could be either hemarrhoids( Piles ) or a Fissure due to straining while passing hard stools.
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kindly consult a physician for further examination.
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1. To increase fibre in your diet. 2. Drink adequate water. 3. Avoid straining while passing stools.

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