Intermittent rectal bleeding for a month should be examined rather than assumed to be piles; fissure, haemorrhoids and other causes need differentiation.
Increase water intake, add fibre gradually, avoid straining, and do not sit on the toilet for long periods.
Keep stools soft, but do not restart or change prescribed tablets without confirming the medicine and dose with your clinician.
Seek urgent care for heavy bleeding, black stools, dizziness, severe abdominal pain, fever, or worsening weakness.
Please book a consultation for a rectal examination and bring details of the medicine already prescribed.
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