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Anal pain during passing stool
Feeling pain during passing stool. No blood, but too much pain. Pain observed for almost 2hrs after motion.
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It could be due to pills , fissure or simply due to hard stool just try to change your diet for couple of months and see how it works for you .
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Take isabghol and lots for fruits and vegetables
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Sir it could be due to fissure or piles problem.dont worry Homeopathic treatment can permanently cure this problem of yours without any side effects
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Hello
Pain may be because of hard stool.
Drink more water .
Eat more green leafy vegetables & fruits.
If u have tendency to hard stool then it is advisable to take homeopathy medicine.
For that u can contact me through following link
http://prac.to/drdevikapatel
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this condition is starting of pile complain. take homeopathic medicine it reduce not only pain bt in future prevent from piles complain.
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take luke warm water.
take fibre rich diet.
apply ice pack around pain side it will reduce.
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