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Suggest Treatments For Blood In Stools And Frequent Bowel Moments

Name: younas Khan
age:47
Ailment: Bleedy motion for the last many day.One motion containing blood in sleepy time, one on awakening, one after meal or breakfast.
Stool report:Mucous- present, fresh blood -present,occult blood- present, worms- nil, pus cells- packed field,RBC's 6-8,undigested food -present + and Bateria- present +
Medicine:flygel 400mg after meal
No recovery.
kindly advise
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Dear may be your suffering from fissure, fistula, or Haemorrhoids. One with that dysentery it may be amoebic or baciilary.

Tab. Oflox Ornidazole twice a day for 5days
Tab. Sporulac thrice a day
Avoid spicy oily food
Avoid alcohol.
Get examined for bleeding pv.

If symptoms not improved consult your doctor.
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Suggest Treatments For Blood In Stools And Frequent Bowel Moments

Hello Thank you for trusting HCM Dear may be your suffering from fissure, fistula, or Haemorrhoids. One with that dysentery it may be amoebic or baciilary. Tab. Oflox Ornidazole twice a day for 5days Tab. Sporulac thrice a day Avoid spicy oily food Avoid alcohol. Get examined for bleeding pv. If symptoms not improved consult your doctor.