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Uncomfortable Anal Itching. Prescribed Suppositories, Used Hemorrhoids Creams. What Else Can Be Used?

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Posted on Sun, 24 Jun 2012
Question: I'm so unconfortable with this annus itching almost 3 months I went to my doctor a couple weeks and prescribe me suppositorios..I had been using all kinds of creams for hemorroides and also suppositorios by counter ..aloa vera..etc. This is getting also to my female parts. Please is anithing beside that .
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Answered by Dr. Mahesh Koregol (5 hours later)
Hi ,

Thanks for your query.

There is no need to take supppositories for such a long time. There are so many other forms of treatments for hemorrhoids. My advice would be to see a physician and get examined for hemarrhoids and take treatment for it.

For the problem with itching the complaints you said apperar like some kind of infection which could be fungal or bacterial. It would be inappropriate to suggest medication without examination. Hence my advice would be to see the physician who can see the itching areas and prescribe you appropriate creams.

Regards,

Dr.Mahesh Koregol
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Uncomfortable Anal Itching. Prescribed Suppositories, Used Hemorrhoids Creams. What Else Can Be Used?

Hi ,

Thanks for your query.

There is no need to take supppositories for such a long time. There are so many other forms of treatments for hemorrhoids. My advice would be to see a physician and get examined for hemarrhoids and take treatment for it.

For the problem with itching the complaints you said apperar like some kind of infection which could be fungal or bacterial. It would be inappropriate to suggest medication without examination. Hence my advice would be to see the physician who can see the itching areas and prescribe you appropriate creams.

Regards,

Dr.Mahesh Koregol