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Little bit of blood is observed in stool
From past 2 months continuous observations of redness or max 5ml of blood in stool regularly. We changed his diet to veg and curd rice and high fruits and fibre also. Local doctors tried some medicine too. No other symptoms of pain or fissures or digestion problems. No weight loss also. Is there any serious problem or miNor . How to get control of thAt. Please guide us for further necessary treatment.
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Proctos sigmoidoscopy with typhi dot test is required.
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online consultation
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venotonics, laxative
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Dr. Parveen Singh
General Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Noida
Per rectal and Proctoscopy examination is required for initial assessment....
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Consult General Surgeon for further evaluation.
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Avoid constipation.
Take high fibre diet.
Drink plenty of water, if not contraindicated.
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Dr. Rahul Jaiswal
General Surgeon
19 yrs exp
Noida
Get examined by good Laser Surgeon general surgeon
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