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M.B.B.S, Post Graduate Diploma In Matern...read more

Gynaecologist•Ranchi
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It could be some dietary factor which is causing constipation. I hope anal fissure has been ruled out because it leads to an automatic restraint in the patient towards passing stool. If she could get in touch with me I will like to take all details and then advise appropriately.
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Homeopathy Doctor•Hyderabad
Your problem---"the heavy one is just stuck there, have tried enema as well. This issue is hereditary and chronic but I was able to man age with proper diet, avoiding non veg and use of laxatives. But this time it's unbearable I am having 1000 mg paracetamol after every round, my bp shoots up. I am not able to manage this. Very effective solution is available in homoeopathy for this hereditary and chronic problem. Many Lybrate users are taking homeopathic treatment for this. Homeopathic treatmen...more
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DRCH, BHMS

Homeopath•Bareilly
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Take one dose of homeopathic staphysagria 200 and also nux vomic 30, four pills four times daily until symptom persist. These will help you a lot. Give me feed back.
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Fellowship of the Royal College of Surge...read more

Urologist•Ahmedabad
Dear ,
cardinal principle of treatment before or after surgery is avoid constipation at all costs. Yes you can take enema and also take sitz bath: sit in a tubful of warm water for 15 minutes may be twice a day.
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General Physician•Delhi
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Due to natural aging and normal wear and tear on the esophagus and a greater risk of certain conditions, such as stroke or parkinson's disease, older adults are at higher risk of swallowing difficulties. But, dysphagia isn't considered a normal sign of aging.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.
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Homeopathy Doctor•Raebareli
Dear user the process you are opting is not at all good it may lead to serious issues in due time you need a proper treatment to resolve this kindly consult back with all your medical records so that we can provide you the proper treatment.
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My 4 year old daughter has suffered with severe chronic constipation since birth. When she was born she was admitted in the neonatal for 9 days due to abdominal distention, feed intolerance, suspected sepsis, vomiting bright green bile and Meconium Ileus. She did not pass her meconium for 33 hours and it was passed due to a paediatrician giving her a suppository. It's now getting worse as she is getting older. She suffers with abdominal distention, leakages, agonising pain, passing a lot of gas and cannot walk sometimes due to the pain. She has been on 5 different laxatives (lactulose, movicol, docusate, sodium picosulfate and sennakot) now of them have worked and she has also had 2 enemas that did not work also. She has had a biopsy done for Hirschsprung's disease and it came back normal and all her bloods are normal as well. She is missing a lot of school due to this and her doctors don't seem to think it's serious but after all the medication she's had I think differently. She used to pass a stool and get some relief for a few weeks now it's just days till the pain starts all over again like she isn't getting any relief at all anymore. It can be 3 weeks before she passes a stool. I've done some research and seen that meconium ileus can be related to cystic fibrosis and I've seen that you can have it in the digestive system also. Could this be a possibility for her?

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Diploma in Child Health (DCH), F.I.A.M.S...read more

Pediatrician•Muzaffarnagar
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It is really strange for me to understand how she is tolerating absolute constipation for 3 weeks. It is advisable to get her thoroughly checked in good teaching institutions like AIIMS/PGI Chandigarh etc.
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I'm 33 old married women with 2 small kids.(height 5'4 weight 58 kg) I have a problem of piles. In initially it started before 3 months n with tighten stool n pain only. I had pilex tabs plus ointment for month but situation got worsen. Then I started lactulose syrup 25-30 ml before bed continued for 2 months, there were no pain but still was having only one time chapatis n having oats in breakfast n in dinner. There was a little muscular structure was outcome after one month when it started but after lactulose it became smaller n got inside anus again. Then doctor suggested me to have joint pancharisht after meals n replaced lactulose with 10 ml of freelax plus syrup. First some days were no change. After using one bottle of the syrup my stool again gonna tighten up again I started lactulose 30 ml (since last 5 days) little bit better i'm feeling but today I saw very little amount of blood in stool. Doctor please help.

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General Surgeon•Guwahati
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Hello lybrate-user, from history, you are having piles (probably 2nd degree. To get rid of it, you should avoid 2 things - constipation and straining. Straining is a habit, if you have it then peter to change or control it, for control of constipation, you should regularly take at least 2.5 litres of water, plenty of veggies and fibres. If you are more comfortable in taking lactulose, then there is no harm in taking it regularly for long term. Also a tab called daflon 500 which is easily availab...more
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BHMS

Homeopathy Doctor•Noida
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1. Take home cooked, fresh light food. Take a lot of green vegetables n fruit.
2. Increasing the fibre in your diet
3. Increasing your fluid intake
4. Avoid fast foods, spicy n fried foods
5. Maintain active life style
6. Curd is good for u.
7. Avoiding straining
Homeopathy has very encouraging results. Consult online with details
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