- Male
- 28 Years
- 29/01/2025
I've been having some discomfort and I'm not sure if it's piles or something else. Could you help me figure out how to know for sure? What are the specific symptoms of piles to watch out for?
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View allI've been taking stool softeners for 11 months since delivering my baby last December and now I'm on homeopathic treatment for my fissure - should I stop the softeners? The pain is really bad and I'm wondering if laser surgery would be better since it hurts so much
Go for surgery.
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I've been dealing with an anal fissure for a year now. At first, the pain wasn't too bad and didn't happen often, but over the last month, it's gotten really bad with constant pain and itching. I've seen 23 doctors and they all say surgery is the way to go. Is there any chance it could be treated without needing an operation?
-I'm sorry to hear about the ongoing discomfort. It's possible to manage an anal fissure without surgery, especially if it hasnt healed despite treatment. You may benefit from lifestyle changes like increasing fiber intake, using stool softeners, and p
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I have anal fistulas that itch but don't hurt and I'm really scared of surgery. Can homeopathy cure them completely and how much would the treatment cost roughly
While homeopathic treatment for anal fistulas can offer some symptom relief, it's crucial to understand that anal fistulas typically require surgery to be completely cured. Homeopathy may help manage symptoms like itching, but it won't eliminate the fistula itself. The cost of homeopathy treatment can vary widely depending on the practitioner, the duration of treatment, and the specific remedies used
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