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Blood in stool
I had 2or 3 drops of blood in my stool without any pain,my stomach feels relaxed,day after that their was no blood.should I worry and am 24 yrs old?
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HELLO, YOUR COMPLAINT IS POINTING TOWARDS PILES COMMONLY KNOWN. STOOL SOFTENER CREMAFIN PINK THREE TEASPOON FULL AT NIGHT.  SO NO BLOOD COMES IN STOOL. APPLY LOCALLY PROCTOSEDIL OINTMENT WITH FINGER PROPERLY INSIDE ANAL MUCOSA ALL AROUND ANAL MUCOSA. SO PILES DON'T PROGRESS. OK.
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The symptom points towards the starting of haemorrhoids...commonly called piles Homoepathic treatment is very effective and at this stage you can cure it completely
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Can consult a Homoeopathic doctor nearby
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Should take care of your diet.. Prevent too much of non vegetarian food Take ample fibres in your diet Drink lot of water..prevent constipation
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Hello I understand your concerns It can be haemorroids or piles We have many good homeopathic medicines for piles or haemorroids to treat it completely from the root itself without any sideffects that are part of conventional medicines Please contact me directly or ask me at dramisha.com Online consultation and medicines at your doorstep also available nationally and internationally Warm regards Dr Amisha Mirchandani 09819      055014
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