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Suggest Treatment For Difficulty In Passing Stool
Question: Dear Dr. Goodman,
Greetings to you !
Male, 55, 5'5'' , 85 kG.
working as marketing head, mostly glued to my chair in office.
Mornings are not energetic. Vegetarian.
I have undergone a piles operation in 2006.
Till recently everything seemed fine.
Sine two months , I am finding that the stool is getting very sticky and
also that the anus opening is not sufficient enough for easy passage .
Would appreciate if you can help me.
Best regards
XXXX
Greetings to you !
Male, 55, 5'5'' , 85 kG.
working as marketing head, mostly glued to my chair in office.
Mornings are not energetic. Vegetarian.
I have undergone a piles operation in 2006.
Till recently everything seemed fine.
Sine two months , I am finding that the stool is getting very sticky and
also that the anus opening is not sufficient enough for easy passage .
Would appreciate if you can help me.
Best regards
XXXX
Brief Answer:
Suggestions made
Detailed Answer:
Hi
I am Dr Mittal
I have read your query and will try to help answer it for you.
First, you should try to move to a healthier lifestyle, in your case a better exercise regime should be attempted. It will help your anus and its motions.
Besides, try high fibre diet. This could include things like Isapghulla. This will again step up your motions.
One of the problems you might have is Vitamin B12 deficiency. This is common in pure vegetarian people. So a course of Becosule may help.
Would like to know your blood pressure, weight, heart rate, height and weight ratio.
I hope that helps.
Looking forward to your response, so I can help better
Dr Mittal
Suggestions made
Detailed Answer:
Hi
I am Dr Mittal
I have read your query and will try to help answer it for you.
First, you should try to move to a healthier lifestyle, in your case a better exercise regime should be attempted. It will help your anus and its motions.
Besides, try high fibre diet. This could include things like Isapghulla. This will again step up your motions.
One of the problems you might have is Vitamin B12 deficiency. This is common in pure vegetarian people. So a course of Becosule may help.
Would like to know your blood pressure, weight, heart rate, height and weight ratio.
I hope that helps.
Looking forward to your response, so I can help better
Dr Mittal
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