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Little blood in stool.
15-20 days back I had loose motion for 5-6 days. Chemist gave me cipbrobid 500 and Nflox.
Loose motion stopped . But still I used to go poo 2-3 times a day.. but today I saw little blood in my stool. I don't have any abdomen pain.
Please suggest what to do..?
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Take arsh kalp vati and trifla guggule
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You should apply coconut oil 3-4 times a day. It will heal the anal mucosa ruptured due to loose motion.
If problem persists you can consult online or visit clinic.
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Its May be Anal Fissure or Piles, You should get for check up.
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Go to nearest Ayurveda Kshar Sutra Specialist Doctor or consult me
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You are suffering from bacillary dysentery.
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you must take treatment for one week for complete cure.
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consult me online for further query and treatment for complete cure with full history.
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