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Piles, Constipation, and Gases
Hi,
I was sick about 3 weeks ago. I vomited twice in a day and followed by decentry. I visited a clinic, doctor said it was viral, and he prescribed pills for 5 day course.
I was cured but I felt pain in bum during biles passing in this time.
Since then I feel constipation and gases almost everyday.
The pain lead to irritation during biles passing and pain for few minutes to hours each time.
In last week I feel blood is going through biles, if the constipation is severe.
I feel I have got an ulcer like problem around the place from where biles are passed.
Could you please help me understand where to visit or which doctor to consult for the cure.
I rarely feel these symptoms.
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Dr. Kumar Parth
Gastroenterologist
19 yrs exp
Bangalore
[ ] Hi, for constipation kindly Take plenty of salads with lunch and dinner. Increase intake of water. Avoid bread(maida items).Take Flax seeds, fry it in a pan without oil, then put it in a mixi, make powder and you can take 1 teaspoon with jaggery in the morning and night after meal .There are certain medicines to curb constipation which can be tried to get best results. Feel free to ask any further quary.
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