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Have Perinium Swelling, Pain, Fluid Secretion, Bloating. Using Zinetac, Tried Esomeprozole. Advice ?

Sir, I have perinium swelling for quite some time.. on and off..A little pain and I feel some fluid secretion while asleep..I am suffering from Bloating stomach and gastroentrology peroblem and have been using Zinetac and also have tried Esomeprozole for 2 months. Please advice. Thank you. email address attached. YYYY@YYYY
Mon, 2 Sep 2013
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Hi ! From your history, it seems that you have got some kind of perianal infection which is giving rise to the perineal swelling and discharge off and on. I would suggest you to get yourself examined by a general surgeon at the earliest possible to avoid more complication. In the mean while, you may get your blood sugar tested as a routine. Wishing you an early recovery.
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Have Perinium Swelling, Pain, Fluid Secretion, Bloating. Using Zinetac, Tried Esomeprozole. Advice ?

Hi ! From your history, it seems that you have got some kind of perianal infection which is giving rise to the perineal swelling and discharge off and on. I would suggest you to get yourself examined by a general surgeon at the earliest possible to avoid more complication. In the mean while, you may get your blood sugar tested as a routine. Wishing you an early recovery.