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I have a skin tag near anal area
Skin tag was there during pregnancy,but after delivery it got bigger and sometime when I had hard stools I feel pain and a little blood came up.. it got better for few weeks but now after 3 months of delivery I still have the same issue.
What is that tag thing. I checked with my gynaecologist to see if that's fissure or piles.. she mentioned no it's not that.. but she did not clarify further.
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Hi dear it's a sentinel pile
Due to chronic fissure
A homoeopathic constitutional treatment will give you a permanent cure naturally
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As per complaints and symptoms ,this is the case of anal fissure.
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avoid constipated diet and food. avoid spicy and fatty diet. walking Wii helpful to you. avoid stress.
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Its may be Anal Fissure with sentinel tag,
Fissure are not cure just eating medicines,
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Consult me for the treatment
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
Sexologist
14 yrs exp
Haridwar
It's piles
Take
Aarshkalp vati
Trifla guggule
And Abhyarishta
Apply asculus cream
Its best treatment for this
Consult me for better result
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