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Severe constipation
I have developed severe constipation after a course of antibiotics that continued for almost a month. It has led to anal fissure and slight blood in stool. Any suggestion on food would be helpful.
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Gud morning pls consult a general physician first for medicine recommendation.u need to follow a healthy lifestyle routine including a proper nutritious diet n water intake should be sufficient too.
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You need to consult the dietitian urgently so that she can plan a high fiber diet for you .
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It's a part of piles, fissures, and it's mostly due to poor digetion + constipation +stress + unhappy lifestyle...and more.1st need few medications to stop fissures burning and pain, and healing wound.than simultaneously increases intake of digestive fiber, fruit, few fat intake such as butter milk, curd, stop spice food, stop fried foods, drink more water...and more. For detail diet and homeopathy medicine can call us or visit to us.
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Ms. Swarn Shikha Sharma
Dietitian/Nutritionist
19 yrs exp
Delhi
Hi, you can start with soft diet in your routine. Stop having spices and fried stuff in your routine. Take plenty of water. Fennel water during the day will help you for. Water digestion
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