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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Dr. Andrew Rynne

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How To Treat Ulcerative Colitis?

Age:37

Smoking since 18 yrs of age

Piles from last 10 yrs...

Stopped smoking in 2010 and i was

diagnosed with ULCERATIVE COLITIS on 18/02/11...

Colonoscopy on 02/03/11

---Rectum shows ulcer with loss of normal vascular pattern.

Medicines used from 18/02/11 to 16/08/11

----Insacol,Mesacol,vegazOD,Cosacol,Omnacostil,Evacol

During the 6 month period there was no mucus but occassional bleeding occurres..

PLS ADVICE....

Mon, 20 Nov 2017
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Internal Medicine Specialist 's  Response
Well come to HCM
Thank for asking,
I appreciate your concern, in your case apart from the ulcerative colitis it could be hemorrhoids too, it could be infection also, differential diagnosis matters the great, occasional bleeding per rectum could be due to constipation and it needs to be ruled out too, because it pretty common condition, if this is so then no need to worry about this, but have more fiber containing diet, and drink more water, in my opinion clinical examination could clear the picture, hope this information helps
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How To Treat Ulcerative Colitis?

Well come to HCM Thank for asking, I appreciate your concern, in your case apart from the ulcerative colitis it could be hemorrhoids too, it could be infection also, differential diagnosis matters the great, occasional bleeding per rectum could be due to constipation and it needs to be ruled out too, because it pretty common condition, if this is so then no need to worry about this, but have more fiber containing diet, and drink more water, in my opinion clinical examination could clear the picture, hope this information helps