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Piles, mother of 3 month baby
Can I eat Harad for piles, I have 3 months baby, will it affect my milk supply?
And does injection treatment of piles is effective?
And what will be price from high to low for injection treatment..pls pls let me know urgent
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You can have....it will not affect milk supply..piles can be cured by ayurvedic medicines..
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Find out root cause of your problem by ayurved way diagnosis
Correct it by ayurved way medicine diet and lifestyle corrections
Finding out root cause and its cure is very important for improvement or permanent cure naturally
Correct diagnosis by ayurved way is very important main factor in treatment
Take any ayurved medicine after proper ayurved way diagnosis only for avoiding bad effects of intake
Take online consultation directly for accurate diagnosis and treatment diet chart home remedies
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According to your condition, grades of piles should be assessed to treat,we can help you with that
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CONTACT ONLINE FOR MORE QUERY , Abstract Ayurveda happy to resolve your query
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Consult any ayurveda physician you wl get benefit definitely avoid self medication
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Taking harad might not help you completely, will suggest you medication for piles , if it's in grade 1 or 2, it would resolve with medication only, consult me online
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It is very common to have piles or anal fissure after delivery in females.
Harad can be taken but in small amounts.
You should take Trifla guggul twice a day instead.
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You should eat curd daily in your lunch along with salads to increase your fibre intake.
You should apply jatyadi tailam or coconut oil on the affected area.
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Eat fiber rich diet
Keep your body hydrated
Avoid constipation.
Avoid injections when you are breastfeeding atleast till she is 6 months old .
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My self Dr soham patel - M.S (Ayu )consultant proctologist & surgeon
Usually after pregnancy female suffering from fissure in ano or haemorroid.. and it may cause pain, burning in ano and bleeding per rectum whenever hard stool passed. .so for stool softener u can take ayurveda medicine like Erandbhrist harde tabletor swadist virechan powder
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additionally can take hot water sitz bath and after that apply smuth ointment or jatyadi malam application..and once your baby grownup u can go for surgery if symptoms persist
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Avoid straining
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If harad is helpful in your piles, you can take it. Infact, harad helps in cleansing the Mother's milk. Its also good incase your baby is having Constipation.
Hence, having in small quantity if fine.
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If you or your child is having Hot bodytype (lots of sweat, rashes, burning sensation)etc, then Harad may not be Suitable.
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