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Seen tiny blood spot in the stool
I have notice tiny blood spot in the stool particularly when I pass hard motion , i took colonoscopy 5 months back, report came back as rectal hemorrhoids rest of the colon is normal ,please advice me what shall I do .
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If this is first time & 2 degree haemorrhoids than conservative treatment , like high fibre diet . Increase fluid intake is sufficient . However on times haemorrhoids creat further problems , cryo or laser surgery can be performed . Injection sclerotherapy also works if appropriately done ,
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If associated with pain then fissure needs to ruled out.P/R examination and proctoscopy is needed for the definitive diagnosis.Hemoglobin needs to be done if bleeding is chronic .
For symptomatic relief-
Syrup Looz 30ml at bed time
2% lox jelly local application 15 min before defeacation
Sits bath twice daily
Soframycin ointment local app twice daily
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
Urologist
11 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management
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Dr. Rutik Paresh Gandhi
General Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Pune
Its hemorrhoids or fissure
For hemorrhoid to confirm you have already done colonoscopy.
Sit in warm water
Syp cremaffin 3tsp HS at bed time
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