- female
- 45 Years
- 14/08/2025
I had gallbladder laparoscopy surgery 6 months ago but now I'm feeling some pain around the incision sites is this normal or should I be concerned?
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View allI've been using homeopathy for my fistula for 7 months but haven't seen any improvement. Should I consider surgery now or does homeopathy actually work for this? Has anyone been successfully treated for fistula with homeopathy by their doctor?
A fistula that isn't healing can be due to several factors, including persistent infection, incomplete drainage of abscesses, underlying medical conditions, or complications of surgery. In some cases, the fistula may be complex and require advanced treatment like setons to help drain the area and promote healing
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I had surgery last month and still can't walk much because my stitches hurt. I've noticed I'm starting to gain weight since I'm not as active. What can I do to manage this without putting too much strain on my healing body?
To manage post-surgery weight gain during a period of limited mobility, focus on a healthy, balanced diet, monitor your calorie intake, and gradually reintroduce gentle movement as tolerated. Avoid overeating or consuming excessive sugary or fatty foods. Staying hydrated and getting enough rest can also help.
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can homeopathic medicine actually cure pilonidal sinus or is surgery the only option i really want to avoid going under the knife if possible
Yes, pilonidal sinus can often be treated without surgery, especially in early stages or mild cases. Non-surgical options include draining the cyst, injections, antibiotics, and laser therapy
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