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Hi..sir or mam I passed stool for 2 days and that 2 days a slight blood has been released..there is no pain and no dizziness I am good only but I don't know due to hear blood has been released in stool..can u tel the medicine for that
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Fibre rich diet Syp cremaffin 10ml during night Drink plenty of water
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Seeing a little blood in stool for 1–2 days without pain or dizziness is usually due to something simple like: a small fissure from hard stool straining minor hemorrhoids irritation of the anal lining Most of these are not dangerous, but they don’t get treated correctly unless we understand: the exact colour of the blood whether it’s mixed with stool or just on the tissue whether stools are hard/soft any recent constipation, diet changes, infections, or medications Since you are otherwise feeling normal, it’s unlikely to be anything serious but you should NOT take random medicines for bleeding. The treatment fully depends on what type of bleeding it is, and that needs a proper review. If you want, I can evaluate your symptoms in detail and guide you step-by-step on what needs to be done, what to avoid, and how to stop the bleeding safely. A short private consultation is the best way for me to assess your situation properly and give you a personalised plan. Whenever you’re ready, book a direct consult with me on whatsapp at nine three two six zero two zero five three six then I’ll help you sort this out quickly
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Due to hard stool and it's rupture/cracking  the membrane of anal canal and it's called anal fissure .it's caused by chronic constipation due to low intake of fiberous diet , low quantity of water, sometimes gastritis or gastric ulcer also causes hard stool problem.
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you should take lactulose syp 15-20 ml OTC ,take before sleep at night. anovate gel for fissure healing .usually it's heals 7 to 8 days but it's depends on your daily eating habits to prevent this.
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drink plenty of water , eat papaya,banana,oats/daliya,curd more , not take caffeine,tea and masala mirch it's irritating the fissure healing .
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Passing a small amount of blood in stool for 1–2 days without pain, dizziness or weakness is most commonly due to a small anal fissure or piles (hemorrhoids). These can occur after hard stool, straining, or constipation. Since there is no pain and no other symptoms, it is usually not serious and settles with simple treatment.
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For now, you can take: 1. Syrup Lactulose 15–20 ml at night for 3–5 days – this softens stool. 2. Apply Anovate or Smuth cream locally twice daily – helps heal minor fissures/piles. 3. Sitz bath – sit in warm water for 10–15 minutes once or twice daily.
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Drink plenty of water, eat more fruits and fibre (banana, papaya, oats), and avoid straining during stool. If bleeding continues for more than 4–5 days, becomes heavy, or you develop pain or weakness, please get examined once to rule out other causes.
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Most likely cause: Small Anal Fissure or Internal Hemorrhoid When you see fresh blood on stool for 1–2 days without pain, the most common causes are: Small internal hemorrhoids (piles) or A minor anal fissure caused by hard stool or constipation. Both are very common, not dangerous, and usually settle within a few days. Since you have: • No pain • No dizziness • Only small amount of blood • Otherwise feeling normal This is usually not serious.
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Treatment (Safe & Effective) 1. Stool Softener (very important) To prevent further bleeding: • Lactulose 15 ml at night, OR • Cremaffin Plus 1–2 tsp at night, OR • Isabgol (psyllium husk) 2 tsp in warm water Use for 5–7 days. 2. Ointment Apply Anovate / Smuth / Pilex / Preparation H • Apply twice daily and once before passing stool. This reduces bleeding and irritation. 3. Sitz Bath Sit in warm water for 10 minutes → 1–2 times daily → Helps healing faster 4. Dietary Changes For the next 5 days: • Drink 2–3 liters of water • Eat fruits (banana, papaya), vegetables, curd • Avoid spicy/oily food • Avoid straining in toilet • Do not sit long on the toilet
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When to visit for checkup If: • Bleeding continues for more than 5 days • Blood quantity increases • You have pain, fever, or dizziness • There is black stool • You have bleeding repeatedly for weeks But from your description, it looks mild and temporary.
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Consult online as proper history and symtomatology are needed to evaluate your problem
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Hard stool or piles. Only reason for blood in stool. Or fissure due to anal.kindly consult with me on 94 two six 86 seven eight 96.
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Likely cause is piles (hemorrhoids) or a small fissure, especially since there is no pain or dizziness and only slight blood. What you can take (short answer): Lactulose syrup 15–20 ml at night for 3–5 days (to soften stool) or Isabgol 1–2 tsp in warm water daily Sitz bath (warm water sitting) 10–15 min, twice daily Anovate / Shield ointment apply gently twice daily for 5–7 days (external only) Do this: Drink 2–3 L water/day Eat fiber (banana, papaya, vegetables) Don’t strain during stool Seek urgent care if: Bleeding continues more than 3–4 days Blood becomes heavy Black stools, severe pain, weakness, dizziness You have family history of colon cancer or age >40 If bleeding continues, get a physical exam and stool test.
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May be due to anal fissure... consult for further evaluation
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Tab Pause 500 mg bd ×3 days  if your 18 yrs above
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Do connect and consult
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Ur information is incomplete, please let me color and consistency of stool, whether u have hard stools and difficulty in passing stools
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Cremaffin syrup 15 ml at night for 3–5 days Soft stool prevents further bleeding. Anovate cream or Smuth cream Apply inside and outside the anus twice daily for 5–7 days. Drink 3–4 litres of water daily
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Eat more fiber: fruits (papaya), vegetables, oats Avoid straining during stool Avoid spicy, oily foods for 3–4 days Don’t sit long on the toilet
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If you have: Bleeding for more than 3 days Heavy bleeding Weakness, dizziness, fatigue Black-colored stool Abdominal pain Weight loss
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Your description is not complete.. still..it may be due to hemorrhoids.. need more details for confirmation..
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Piles,  fissure?? Locally apply anovate ointment by index finger first on buthole than gently push inside anus rotate the finger to cover anal mucosa completely with ointment before n  after defication two times,  two weeks for complete healing. Yet consult superspecialist like general surgeon  for proctoscopy an outdoor procedure . To confirm diagnosis
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