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Piles/hemorrhoids
Hellp doctor,
After 2 months of my delivery, I started having blood in the stool and went and checked with the gynaecologist. They told its hemorrhoids and prescribed some medicines(attached below)for 3 days, but still, it has not been cured. Every time, while passing the stool, blood is there, and it's so painful to sit.
Whether it can be treated completely or not?
Im a breastfeeding mother, so could you plz tell me how to cure hemorrhoids/piles?
Thanks in advance
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Please don't expect a cure for piles within three days.
Please read your prescription again and try to find out who has written this prescription. What are his qualifications and where is he working.
If the Doctor is shy of his disclosing his identity then don't expect cure from there.
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Please include more fiber in your diet.
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You should see a doctor and tell him/her that it has not been resolved.
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Try to exercise a little.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
10 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Dr. Swetha Lalgudi
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Mumbai
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