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Constipation postdelivery
I delivered a girl baby on the 30th of September 2015 normal delivery and everything was fine after that, post which because of eating nonveg suddenly started with terrible constipation it's been over a year and still drank cremaffin, I have tried everything possible drinking atleast 2 litres of only hot water and atleast 2 litres of normal water, food diet fruits etc nothing seems to be resolving the issue and I still feed my baby. Just last month after I missed cremaffin for sometime I landed up with terrible fissures and then a perineal abscess which was very painful and met my homeopathy doc he gave me arnica and belladonna for pain and then asked me meet a surgeon I did that and the surgeon did an incision and removed everything, now post that I had slight inflammation twice but it drained by itself. Surgeon has asked me take a scan though this is the first time to see if there is fistula, can you please help if there are any meds to cure any intestinal issues causing constipation
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Based on your history,  I assume everything started with constipation then fissure and associated infection which leads to abscess.  Now  you are with fistula.  You need clinical examination,  colonoscopy and MRI scan to diagnose your problem and decide the treatment. Probably you may need surgery.
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