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Motion problem from last 4 days
I don't know what is the problem in motion it's cuming or not cuming I don't know it's my thinking problem motion is cuming but I give pressure then it's pain what is the problem no bleeding no stomach pain nothing else except motion problem m getting tensed Abt bowel cancer
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No it's not Cancer.  Drink plenty of water and eat soft diet ,with lots of vegetables and fruits. Do 30 min walking
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Apply anovate ointment by index finger first on buthole than gently push inside anus rotate the finger to cover anal mucosa completely before n after defication . Tab zerodol sp three times a day after food for 3to5  so it will not hurt. Duphalac syr15 mlat night  till required
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You are having hard stools . Drink plenty of water ( 3-4 liters a day ) Include fruits and salad in your diet (Increase fibre intake). Correct your eating and sleeping schedule (Do dinner min 2.5-3 hours before going to sleep if possible ). 1 tablespoon of Ishabghol in night
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Most likely you are having dry stools. Drink more water, glassful of hot water before sleeping.
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Nothing like that.you need to increase water intake.include more fiber in your diet.daily excercise is also helpful.if still constipation not going then try isabgol or stool softener.
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Hydrate adequately.. Drink 2-3 litres of water per day. Add fibres in ur diet Do consult with me via practo
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Your symptoms suggest a functional bowel issue, most likely: • Constipation with straining • Possibly anxiety-related bowel awareness (gut–brain axis) Key points from your history: • Motion is coming, but you are forcing/straining → causing pain • No red flags: no bleeding, no weight loss, no persistent abdominal pain
Next Steps
• Normalize bowel habits: – Do not strain – Sit only 5–10 minutes, then get up • Diet correction: – High fiber (fruits, vegetables, oats) – Plenty of water • Short-term support: – Mild stool softener if needed (doctor advised) • If symptoms persist: – Consult a physician (no urgent tests needed right now)
Health Tips
• Fixed timing (morning after breakfast) • Physical activity daily • Avoid overthinking each bowel movement • Practice relaxation (stress directly affects gut function) ⚠️ When to investigate: • Blood in stool • Unexplained weight loss • Persistent change in bowel habit >4–6 weeks ⸻
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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