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Blood in stool
I've been having blood in my stool for about 5 months. Im not saying everyday for the past 5 months but ill go 2 days with it then i wont get it for a week then have it one day not have it for 3 weeks then get it again dont understand whats going on dont really have symptoms rather then slight anus pressure and ive came across a pimple or bubble kinda thing by my anus. i dont have health insurance or else i would go to the doctors if there is anything you can do it would be a blessing.
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HELLO,
IT SEEMS TO HAVE EXTERNAL PILLS..
TAKE A TUB FILL IT WITH WARM WATER ADD BETADINE SOLUTION FOUR LIDS AND SIT FOR TEN TO FIFTEEN MINUTES TWO TIMES A DAY.
STOOL SHOULD BE SOFT IF IT IS HARD IT DAMAGE THE ANAL MUCOSA N AGAIN APPL IT INSIDEBLEEDING IS THEIR.TAKE TWO BOWL OF SALAD TWO-TIME A DAY BEFORE LUNCH N DINNER.
LIQUID CREMAFIN PINK THREE TEASPOON FUL AT NIGHT TILL BOWEL MOVEMENTS BECOMES NORMAL.
OINTMENT ANOVATE. TAKE ON FINGER APPLY IT INSIDE ANUS ON ANAL MUCOSA TWO TIMES A DAY FOR FIVE TO SEVEN DAYS.
TABLET SIGMOFLAM TWO-TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD IF PAIN IS THEIR.
TABLET TAXIM O200 TWICE AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE.
WHEN EVER STOOL IS HARD N YOU APPLY PRESSURE IT REOCCURR.
O.K BYE.
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