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Paining near the area of motion.
Hello Dr,
My name is Allan Gomes from vasai.
My piles operation was done in 2010.
From last to 5 to 6 Days it has started paining a lot near the area of motion. It doesn't seem like piles. I am unable to sit at one place for more than half n hour.
Even while sitting for motion it pains a lot. It isn't bleeding. While doing motion I have to put lot of pressure
Dr,
Can you confirm what exactly it is?
Can you kindly suggest any medicine Or what precautions should I take i.e what to eat or what should avoid?
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It may be FISSURE -IN-ANO.
Follow
1.Hot water sitz bath after passing stools for15- 20min.
2.Local application of ointments
(oint.lox 2% jelly 5min before passing stools at anal area.
oint.Jatyadi ghritam after sitz bath)
3.Stool softners
(swadista virecan churnam 1TSF bed time with one glass luke warm water)
Health Tips
Avoid Non-veg/spicy items for few days.
Take plenty of liquids.
Walk for 30-45 min/day
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Your problem may be due to fistula or internal piles etc, Take Triphala Churna 1 tsf at night with Lukewarm water,sat isabgol 2 tsf at night with Lukewarm water, Abhayarista 4 tsf bid with equal amount of water after meals, apply Jatyadi ghrit or oil
Next Steps
U can consult surgeon physically
Health Tips
coconut water pomegranate juice watermelon Cucumber Madhur Tikta Kashaya ras dominant simple food Avoid sour curd red chilli spicy food, Kadi tea coffee etc drink fresh butter milk after lunch
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Recurrent piles.
Eat more cooked veg,fruits ,sprouts daily.
Drink abundant water.avoid tea,coffee.dtink buttermilk.
While bathing sit in a tub of warm water and bathe.
Take 1.arshakutahara tab two twice a day.
If bleeding then take
2.Bolbaddharasa two thrice a day.or muktapanchamrta rasa one per day.
3.apply pilex ointment to the part at bedtime and after bath.
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