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Hemmeroids with bleeding in stools
It's been 50 days i delivered a baby. My rectal area is paining so much. I see blood in stools. After passing poops. That area is paining so much. Pls suggest remedies. Since a week it's more. It's very painful
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The most common reason for rectal bleeding is constipation
Make sure you have a high fibre diet and pass a soft stool
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It is constipation. You need to add more fluids into your diet, green leafy vegetables, can eat papaya. Drink atleast 2- 3 litres of fluids.
If then also not relieved..then we can try some medications
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Dr. Anam Ghani
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Delhi
Straining for stools after delivery can cause this. Take a high fibre diet .. include alot of greens . Have papaya daily. Warm milk at night/ isabgol husk at night are some natural remedies for constipation. If you need a medicine, please connect.
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