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Piles types and treatment
Problem of piles occurs before delivery but due to that condition no treatment was done.
But now after delivery it's 2 months gone problem persists. Could be it is right time to have surgery or band piles treatment? Please help.
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First you need to confirm your diagnosis,if it is anal fissure following delivery associated with constipation,most of the cases resolve with dietary modifications and laxatives.but if that’s hemorrhoids and you are losing blood in stools ,it’s better to get operated to prevent post natal anemia.
Next Steps
Get anal examination and proctoscopy done by a surgeon
Health Tips
Soft and bland diet,sitz bath,laxatives
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Dr. K M T Vikram
Laparoscopic Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
If you have complaints like Bleeding, pain , swelling , then you'll need surgery.
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consult a surgeon or proctologist for further management
Health Tips
Have high fibre diet , drink more water, use laxative syrup for free motions
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Dr. Mohammed Jameel Ahmed
General Surgeon
25 yrs exp
Nagpur
If bleeding still going on
Visit a Surgeon for further management
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