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Internal hemoroid and fissure
Hi i have blood in stool for almost 2 years on and off i also have hard stools recently visited a doctor and taken sigmodoscopy they told i have small internal hemoroids and fissures do i need colonoscopy also but she didnt ask me to do that shall i ask her to do
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No need for colonoscopy.. you are not suffering from any cancer.. dont google your symptoms.. trust your doctor and follow his advice
Next Steps
Avoid constipation by laxative
Plenty of water salad fruits
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Dr. G Rithesh Reddy
Gastroenterologist
7 yrs exp
Kurnool
Its fissure related bleed
Avoid constipation
Plenty of fluids
High fibre diet
Next Steps
avoid straining while passing stools
use
syp duphalac bulk 2 tsp 1-0-1
sitz bath 1_1_1
anobliss ointment local application 1-0-1
all meds for 1 week
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Dr. A N M Owais Danish
Proctologist
9 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Not needed. Just get yourself treated for piles/ fissure. Preferably laser treatment.
It will settle.
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High fiber diet
sitz bath twice daily
plenty of fluids, fibers, fruits
syp lactulose 20ml before sleep
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