Gastrointestinal Infections Questions

Hi Lybrate user.
-kindly monitor your diet for any particular food/food product that might be causing bloat/indigestion.
-also monitor your overall caloric intake roughly so as to ensure adequate intake of calories, protein and micronutrients.
-if your complaint still persist kindly consult a specialist for the same.

Take diet which is high in insoluble fiber like whole grains, cereals and beans. Also take probiotic supplements and fiber supplements.

Dear sir
ibs is a gastrointestinal disorder with a psychological component. It's a vicious cycle that occurs with gastric troubles causing anxiety and anxiety again causing gastric issues. There is no permanent cure for the condition. However, lifestyle modifications can help to reduce the symptoms.
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Post void urine of less than 50 cc means your bladder is evacuated normally after urination and there is no excess residual urine in bladder. So it is normal.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Hemorrhoids happen when anal blood vessels are swollen. Straining to pass stool or being constipated are often the causes of hemorrhoids.
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Means your large intestine is infected.
Tab oz two times a day after food for five days.
Unienzyme two times a day after food for three weeks.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Common causes of anorectal abscess include: blocked glands in the anal area. Infection of an anal fissure. Sexually transmitted infection (std)
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No, you do not need repeat colonoscopy. The surgeon gave you right advice. Adopt healthy lifestyle and nothing else is required.

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The itch in or around the anus is often intense and can be embarrassing and uncomfortable. Anal itching, also called pruritus ani (proo-rie-tus a-nie), has several possible causes. They include infections, hemorrhoids and ongoing diarrhea. Skin inflammation, also called dermatitis, is another cause.
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Likely hemorrhoids- start isabgula husk 2 tsp with 1 glass of water at night time. Would suggest you to consult a surgeon for removal as any home based procedure caries risk of infection and bleeding.