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Antibiotics for piles
I was suggested urine culture and sensitive test in may 2017 for uti.Now dr prescribed cefixime and azitromicine for piles in Apr 2018.But this antibiotics are not in the report which is done in may 2017 urine culture and sensitive test.Are these antibiotics helpful.please clarify sir.
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There is no relation of UTI culture report n Piles treatment , both things are different .
For Piles no need to take any Antibiotics . Until and unless it's stage of Abscess .Ayurvedic medication can help u better for anorectal diseases.
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Dr. Tanusha T R
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Ghazipur
Your 2017 issue is resolved I guess. Your present antibiotics need not have to have a correlation with your previous issue.
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