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Boil and greenish patch in perineal area
I have been facing discomfort since the last month while passing stools. There is a small boil and a greenish patch developed near my anus which bleeds or spots every time I pass stools. I am currently a student studying in France and visited the nearest gynaecologist on 11th July 2020 He advised me to use a vaginal suppository for 10 days and diagnosed a condition of fungal infection. The condition is not better than before and still the same. Also, I face this problem usually when I pass hard stools that creates a tear or touches the boil. Could you please advice how to treat the area.?
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Drink plenty of water and include roughage in your diet to improve constipation.
And the show the green patch to a skin specialist.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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19 yrs exp
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Looks like internal piles
Next Steps
Anovate/ Smuth ointment Three times a day for local application before and after defecation and at bedtime for 2 weeks
Sitz bath twice a day for 20 minutes with betadine 5 ml in warm water
Syrup Cremaffin 4 spoons at bedtime with a glass of warm water
Take Tablet Cifran TZ Twice a day for 5 days
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Take Tablet Daflon 500 once a day for a month
Take 3 oranges daily
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