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External Hemorrhoids
Hi Doctor,
Today happened to be my first day of medication for external hemorrhoids problem.
I took the medicine in the night after dinner as below:
1)Zerodol Sp
2)Zenflox oz(After 1 hour of the above-mentioned)
3)Urispas
I was working on my laptop sitting on my bed for one hour continuously,it was then when I got up only to realize some water on the bed which was of a descent volume.It was both on the bed sheet and my pyjamas.I didn't even realize when it happened.Has any of the above medicine reacted in that fashion.Pls suggest if I should stop taking any/all of the above medication.
Rgds,
Manmeet.
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Homeopathic treatment for piles offers several more advantages. It is very economical when compared to any other alternative or complementary treatment for piles. At the same time, the homeopathic medicines do not have any side effects. This is one of the biggest advantages of Homeopathy over any other system of medicine. While you are under treatment of any other system of medicine, you run the risk of getting one or the other side effect while Homeopathic treatment for piles is absolutely safe
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