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I am having a swollen clot type near my anus.i do afraid this as piles.first it was a small clot type & not painful but now it has increased in size n now painful.it also somewhat obstructs the anal opening.also I am feeling like constipation like issue & having hard time at bathroom.
Can I take it as piles only & Please suggest any treatment in ayurveda for piles .
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A painful lump near the anus that has increased in size from a small, painless swelling could be a thrombosed external haemorrhoid, but it should not be assumed to be piles without examination. Other conditions, including an anal abscess or fissure, can present with a painful swelling.
Since you are also having difficulty passing stool, the immediate priority is to keep stools soft and avoid strainingâadequate fluids, fibre and warm sitz baths can help.
From an Ayurvedic perspective, treatment can be planned based on the type of Arsha, associated constipation (Vibandha) and the nature of the swelling/pain. However, because the swelling is enlarging and becoming painful, I would recommend an in-person anorectal examination before starting treatment. If you develop fever, pus, rapidly increasing/severe pain or significant bleeding, seek prompt medical evaluation.
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Consult with previously reports
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It may pilonidal cyst also.
You can start Kankayana vati tablet 2-0-2.
For more specifies medicines, need to evaluate properly
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It's piles. Get connect and give proper history so that disease can be treated
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देखिए सबसे पहले तो यह समझने की जरूरत है कि इस समस्या की जड़ ही आपकी खराब पाचन शक्ति है जिसके कारण आपको कब्जियत और और उसके कारण गुदा मार्ग में दबाव पड़ने कारण ये मस्सा आपके गुदा मार्ग पर बना है।
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सबसे पहले तो अपने खाना पीना अच्छा रखें,रात का भोजन हल्का लें,पानी खूब पीये,और कंसल्टेशन बुक करें ताकि आपके प्रकृति, पाचन क्षमता जानकार आपको इस समस्या को जड़ से खत्म करने के लिए चिकित्सा शुरू करी जा सके
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Avoid constipation take triphala churn with lukewarm water at night before sleep.
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drink butter milk in diet drink water have fiber in diet . avoid spicy food.
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hot water sitsbath
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Based on your description, this could be a thrombosed external hemorrhoid (piles), especially because it started as a small clot-like swelling, has increased in size, and has now become painful. However, other conditions such as a anal fissure, perianal abscess, inflamed skin tag, or less commonly another anal swelling can present in a similar way. An examination is important to confirm the diagnosis.
The associated constipation and hard stools can worsen hemorrhoids and increase pain by causing repeated straining during bowel movements.
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Do not try to squeeze, puncture, or cut the swelling yourself. From an Ayurvedic perspective, treatment focuses on reducing constipation, improving bowel habits, and relieving local inflammation. For a detailed evaluation and individualized Ayurvedic treatment plan, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5. We will assess the swelling and advise the most appropriate conservative or procedural treatment based on your condition.
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Increase your intake of water and dietary fiber to keep stools soft. Avoid straining or sitting on the toilet for prolonged periods. Take warm sitz baths (10â15 minutes, 2â3 times daily), which often help reduce pain and sphincter spasm. Avoid spicy foods and constipation-promoting foods until the symptoms settle. Continue regular walking or light physical activity if comfortable.Thank you
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Consult personally for better management
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Its pile
Sitz bath
Gangdharv haritaki 2-0-2 for constipation
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eat fiber rich food like green leafy vegetables
orange banana
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consultant with physician
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Noted, thanks for trusting Ayurved and Dr Satish,
This could be external pile or protruded internal pile /polyps mass.
This is time to get sorted before it creates emergency
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have ghee 5ml prior every meal and warm buttermilk after lunch
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Consult
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Yes. It’s a piles
As of now you can do sitz bath with warm water and salt little turmeric to avoid discomfort and pain
Avoid repeated touch
Avoid spicy foods
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Consult doctor for a detailed evaluation if symptoms persist.
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from what you have described, it may be a painful external hemorrhoid, possibly with a clot (thrombosed pile), but it is not possible to confirm the diagnosis without examining you. Since the swelling has increased in size, become painful and is partially obstructing the anal opening, I would recommend an examination rather than assuming it is only piles.
Please avoid self-medicating or inserting any Ayurvedic/herbal preparation into the area before examination. Treatment depends on whether it is thrombosed hemorrhoid, fissure, abscess, or another condition.
You can book an appointment with me. During the consultation, I can assess the symptoms, understand your bowel habits and other factors, and then advise an appropriate Ayurvedic treatment plan if it is suitable.
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consult online so that I can help you out properly and make a proper diagnosis before telling any treatment
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In the meantime, keep the stools soft, drink adequate water, avoid straining and prolonged sitting on the toilet, and you may take a warm sitz bath for 10–15 minutes.
If you develop fever, rapidly increasing swelling/severe pain, pus, significant bleeding, dizziness, or difficulty passing stool/gas, please seek an in-person medical evaluation promptly.
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Consult me i will guide you
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This is most likely a thrombosed external haemorrhoid â a blood clot in an external pile. For Ayurvedic management: Triphala churna helps with constipation, and sitz baths with warm water are very effective for pain and swelling. Arshkalp Vati is a common ayurvedic haemorrhoid remedy. However, if the lump is very painful and blocking the opening, don't delay modern treatment.
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Warm sitz baths twice daily, Triphala at night, high fibre diet, plenty of water. Apply Jatyadi oil locally for relief. If pain is severe or worsening, see a doctor for examination â drainage may be needed. Consult me on Practo for further advice.
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Based on your symptoms, this is more suggestive of a thrombosed external hemorrhoid (blood clot) than simple piles, but a perianal abscess should also be ruled out by examination.
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Take warm sitz baths 3–4 times daily.
Avoid constipation with a high-fiber diet, plenty of fluids, and a stool softener if needed.
Avoid straining during bowel movements.
Please consult a general surgeon/proctologist for examination, especially since the swelling is increasing and painful.
Seek urgent care if you develop fever, pus discharge, severe bleeding, or worsening pain.
Ayurveda treatment should be started only after confirming the diagnosis.
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Dr. Asmita
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1 yrs exp
Indore
Firstly you can improve your digestion and eat papaya and cucumber daily for constipation relief.
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sit's bath, tTrifala churn 1 tsf luke warm water at night ,And other medication for swollen clot and piles
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consultant for best treatment of piles
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Dr Raghuveer SN
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7 yrs exp
Hyderabad
A painful, enlarging clot-like swelling near the anus should not be assumed to be piles. It could be a thrombosed external hemorrhoid, but an abscess or another condition also needs to be ruled out. Since it is increasing in size, painful and obstructing the opening, please get examined by a colorectal/general surgeon promptly. Avoid straining and self-medication; Ayurveda can be considered after confirming the diagnosis.
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Dr. Danny Devasy
Ayurveda
22 yrs exp
Madurai
Hello,
This case seems to be a case of thrombosed hemorrhoids but could be ascertained on proper inspection.
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You must see a surgeon immediately to avoid complications.
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Dr. Rajeev Kumar Verma
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Lucknow
Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments before consuming any medicine
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