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This is her anus photo..have one soft swelling and also have itching around that swelling
What can she do ... pain while passing hard stool near swelling
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From the photograph and the history you have provided, the swellings appear consistent with sentinel skin tags associated with chronic/recurrent anal fissure rather than simple piles. A sentinel tag can develop at the edge of a long-standing fissure, and the history of pain while passing hard stool strongly supports an underlying fissure. The itching can occur from local irritation around the fissure/tag. These tags themselves are generally harmless, but the underlying fissure needs attention so that repeated hard stools do not keep reopening it.
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The priority should be to keep the stool consistently soft and avoid straining, because passing hard stool can repeatedly traumatise the fissure and delay healing. If the pain or swelling persists, recurs frequently, or has been present for more than several weeks, an examination would be appropriate to confirm the diagnosis and assess whether the fissure is chronic. Persistent fissures may require specific local treatment or other intervention. For better treatment and personalised guidance, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5 for proper treatment and guidance.
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Increase fibre through vegetables, fruits and whole grains and maintain adequate fluid intake to help keep stools soft. Avoid delaying the urge to pass stool and avoid prolonged sitting or straining on the toilet. Gentle washing with water and patting the area dry rather than rubbing or scratching can reduce irritation and itching. Warm baths can also provide symptomatic relief. If there is severe or rapidly increasing pain, fever, pus/discharge, significant bleeding or a rapidly enlarging swelling, prompt medical evaluation is important. Thank you
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments before consuming any medicine
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Mr. Palani Karunamurthi
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Ms. Asmita
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1 yrs exp
Indore
Photo clear nhi hai ho skta h ye fistula tag ban rhe ho or stool hard hota h toh pass krne me dikkat aati h toh swelling ho rahi ho
Sbse pehle aapko subh uth k garam paani pina h
Chai bnd krni hai
Cucumber salad and papita khana h jisse hard stool na ho
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sit's bath
Trifala churn 1 tsf with Luke warm water night
Shaddhotghrit for local application
smoot ointment before passing stool
for proper medication consult with me
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