- male
- 30 Years
- 22/01/2025
Its been a couple of days since I've noticed something like a pimple near my anus. It really hurts when I sit, and I figured it might be a pimple because theres some swelling. Do you think it could be something else, and what should I do about the pain? Any advice would be really helpful.
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View allI'm just wondering if it's okay for someone who recently had an open surgery for piles to eat foods cooked in mustard oil. Also, what are the foods, especially vegetables and fruits, and drinks she should avoid after this surgery? Any home remedies that could help her with the recovery? And is there a way to treat piles permanently without having to go through surgery again?
Yes, a patient who has undergone open surgery for piles can consume mustard oil in moderation, as it does not directly affect recovery. To aid healing, she should avoid spicy, fried, and processed foods, as well as alcohol. Focus on a high-fiber diet with fruits like papaya and vegetables, stay hydrated, and avoid constipation by drinking plenty of water. For prevention without surgery, maintain a high-fiber diet, regular exercise, and avoid prolonged straining during bowel movements.
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I've had an anal fistula for 13 years and tried both allopathy and homeopathy treatments. It gets better sometimes but keeps coming back. Should I consider surgery or is there any other medicine that might work better for this?
Fistulectomy is advised.
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Feel wetness near anus many times in a day. swelling near anus and it smells very shitty. Needs to wipe of wetness every time. Pain in anus sometimes while sitting on bike.Its very uncomfortable.undergarment becomes wet.discharge of gas is more.Kindly help..is there any permanent cure for this...will homeopathy can cure without surgery
Hemorrhoids, swollen blood vessels inside your anus or rectum. Infections, including sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and fungal infections. Perianal abscess caused by an infected anal gland. Anal fissures, small tears in your anal lining.
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