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What leads to piles?
What are the symptoms of piles? and what should one have to do to avoid it? Please suggest what to control in dite and what to eat and what not to eat
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Hi, piles is the of strike expressin of digestion n consistant straining for stools or recurrent cough or over endulge in to sexual activity..leading to pain mass or lump at anus or bleeding..
Buttremilk n suran is best for it. Make ur digestion updated
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Piles are of 2 types. Internal and external. They present with pain while defeacating, bleeding & constipation generally.
The probable causes are chronic constipation, lack of fiber in the diet, over weight, excessive intake of spicy food, long hours of sitting, excessive junk food and reduced water intake.
Make sure to drink enough water through the day, have sufficient fruits and vegetables in the diet, avoid junk food, reduce spicy food and exercise regularly. More specific advises can be given only after a consultation.
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