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Internal Haemeriods
Sir / Mam I have some swollen part in the internal part of rectum . My stools come up with blood and are dark and roughly binded rather than smooth binded stools . Can It be treated without surgery .
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Hard stools definitely need action
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Regularise your diet
High fibre diet
Plenty of fluids in the day
Stool softeners initially for a few days till normalisation
See a surgeon soon
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Dr. Rahul Poddar
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Ghaziabad
CONSTIPATION needs to be treated first.
Whether surgery is needed or not depends on the cause of bleeding.
Srus piles fissure etc or other causes can be there.
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plant based diet is the ideal diet for CONSTIPATION.
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