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Iam having external piles from 6 years but there is no severe symptoms no bleeding nothing only light pain will be for some time after bowling can I ignore it
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The treatment depends on grade of haemorrhoids generally there are four grades grade 1 and grade 2 can be managed with medicines three and four generally request Surgery so you need to consult a doctor or consult general surgeon via consultation and book can confirm the great of the hemorrhoids so that we can manage further
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Consult surgeon via tele consultation or you can consult me for further management thank you have a nice day
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Dr. Rutik Paresh Gandhi
General Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Pune
Consult over call.
Hemorrhoids treatment depends on its severity and grading.
High fiber diet
Laxatives
Plenty of fluids
If you have bleeding pain do consult.
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Dr. A N M Owais Danish
Proctologist
7 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hemorrhoids/piles are something which are treated only by surgical treatment and only when they are causing trouble. If you find the symptoms are aggrevating like constipation, painful daefacation, bleeding per rectum kindly take surgery.
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The disease does not settle on medicines, it either remains same or aggrevates.
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