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How To Cure Anus Skin Protrusions?

i m a married women and having piles for so any years.I never got cured fully and the piles tend to come back with change of seasons. My anal region is with little opening and having some skin protrusion. I m suffering from serious pain and bleeding some times with itching in and around anus. While passing stools it is painful. I have tried many homeo and ayurvedic medicines but with temporary relief. Is there a cure?
Wed, 22 Nov 2017
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Your symptoms sound either related to hemorrhoids or anal fissures. Both of which heal typically on their own with time. Increase water and fiber (vegetables and fruits) intake, do not become constipated, make sure stools are soft and formed. If the issue persists seek primary care doctor for numbing cream, botox injection (for fissure), or sphincterotomy.
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How To Cure Anus Skin Protrusions?

Your symptoms sound either related to hemorrhoids or anal fissures. Both of which heal typically on their own with time. Increase water and fiber (vegetables and fruits) intake, do not become constipated, make sure stools are soft and formed. If the issue persists seek primary care doctor for numbing cream, botox injection (for fissure), or sphincterotomy.