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Episiotomy re stitches
My sister has delivered boy baby on 9th October with normal delivery episiotomy, but unfortunately her stitches has been removed due to the pressure she gave while going toilet and there was a gap between vaginal and anus and she started getting stool through vaginal . Kindly suggest best treatment for this and let me know if this is serious since she cant walk due to pain and feeling abnormal
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Hi dear, Consult your Gynaecologist. If its reopen of the stitches, she will correct it easily. If its fistula, you might need a Homoeopathy treatment to avoid surgery. it could prevent future recurrence of the complaint. To know more & if you have any other concern you can visit my clinic.
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Consult a gynecologist immediately
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Consult a gynecologist near by you
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Consult a gynecologist.
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Dear , dont worry
But need to consult immediately ...as chances of infection is more ...consult your treating doctor immediately
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Get stiches back consult gynecologist
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Consult your Gynaecologist..
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