I've been struggling with a weird issue for the past couple of months and could use some advice on what's going on. After every meal, I feel this strong urge to go to the bathroom, and while the stool seems normal, it still concerns me. To make things more confusing, sometimes after I clean up, that urge comes back, but nothing happens. I'm really getting worried about what could be causing this. Can you shed any light on what might be happening?

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Dr Shubham Chauhan

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Homeopathic Remedies:

Cimicifuga (6c): Reduces puffiness and discoloration.

Hamamelis (6c): Targets venous congestion.

Lycopodium (6c): Addresses digestive issues contributing to dark circles.

Pulsatilla (6c): Helps with hormonal imbalances.

Sepia (6c): Reduces pigmentation.

Additional Remedies:

Calcarea phosphorica (6c): Enhances circulation.

Ferrum metallicum (6c): Combats iron deficiency.

Kali carbonicum (6c): Addresses under-eye swelling.

Dietary Changes:

Increase vitamin K-rich foods (leafy greens).

Eat omega-3 fatty acids (salmon, walnuts).

Stay hydrated.

Reduce salt intake.

Lifestyle Adjustments:

Regular exercise.

7-8 hours sleep.

Manage stress.

Avoid excessive screen time.

Dr. Shubham Suggests...

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