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Temporary Pile Pain
I have pain till afternoon in piles.. Later part of day there is no pain, why so and how much time it will persist. Also, I have avoided spicy food, tea and coffee completely. Taking ayurvedic medicine having arshvati, trifala gugglu, kaishore guggul,
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You can take hipbath in warm water for 15 minutes twice a day.
Take some laxative to clear your bowels. It is not clear if you have bleeding piles or not.
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1.Avoid Alcohol, non- vegetarian foods, spicy and fermented foods.
2. Take fresh buttermilk with rocksalt and cumin powder, 2 glasses everyday at 11 am and post lunch.
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It's not piles, it is fissure.
There is a small wound inside, which gets irritated due to hard stool during defecation and then paining and burning for quite a few hours.
You can get online consultation. It's totally recoverable by Ayurveda most of the times.
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