- male
- 40 Years
- 14/08/2025
I've been dealing with piles for a long time and it's really bothering me lately. Can you suggest the best medication to manage it without surgery? Also, what foods or habits should I avoid to help it heal faster and get back to normal?
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Elevated SGOT (43) and SGPT (85) levels, along with Grade 1 fatty liver, indicate liver inflammation and damage. _Reasons for concern:_ 1. _Alcohol consumption_: Your weekly drinking habit may be contributing to liver damage. 2. _Fatty liver progression_: If left unchecked, fatty liver can progress to more severe conditions like steatohepatitis or cirrhosis. _Recommended actions:_ 1. _Abstain from alcohol_: Quit drinking to prevent further liver damage. 2. _Dietary changes_: Adopt a healthy, balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. 3. _Exercise regularly_: Engage in moderate-intensity exercise to promote weight loss and improve insulin sensitivity. 4. _Follow-up tests_: Schedule regular blood tests and ultrasound scans to monitor liver health. 5. _Consult a hepatologist or gastroenterologist_: Seek specialized advice to manage your liver health. Take proactive steps to protect your liver health.
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Can piles be treated without surgery and how does a fistula affect driving also what tests are needed for chronic constipation issues
Piles can be managed with diet, water, and topical treatments. Fistula can cause discomfort while driving. MRI fistulogram and colonoscopy may be required for evaluation.
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Hey, I've been dealing with a painful lump right on the outside of my anus for three days now. It's super sore when I touch it, but oddly enough, I don't really notice it when I go to the bathroom or throughout the day. I've been using Proctosedyl Cream, but it hasn't helped so far. Any idea what could be going on or what I should try next?
You should consult a doctor, a general surgeon, for a proper evaluation and diagnosis, as the painful lump could be a thrombosed external hemorrhoid, an anal abscess, or another condition requiring medical attention, and they may prescribe a different treatment or perform a minor procedure to relieve your symptoms.
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