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Piles during pregnancy
I have piles problem ,I was using proctodycyl ointment before pregnancy,now also I am using same ointment when piles comes back,is it safe to use during pregnancy?? If note what treatment I should take for this pls tel,now I have symptoms of little anal pain, sometimes little blood will come in anal edge ,pls prescribe any good medicine
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Pilex per/ rectal suppository to be placed
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Sitz bath
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Avoid having any food that leads to constipation/ strain in the lower abdomen
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It's totally normal. Have Isapghul Husk so that bowel movements are clear and constipation doesn't occur, as bleeding from anus & pain can be caused due to hard stools.
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Ano Metrogyl Ointment can be used as an alternative
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Avoid Spicy Foods, High Fibre Diet to be taken.
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No problem you can use it.
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do consume a lot of fiber in your diet
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