i have piles and i frequently go to motions,i have light pain and inflammation on right diaphragm area,i use to get excrete bleeding,can u suggest me what diet or how to get rid of this problem,plz help me out
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I have IBS nothin to joke or kid around about I hate having it My diet had to change alot from what I use to eat Im sorry im not being very descriptive about the condition but it can be embarassing at times and also very disrupting to your everyday life WWW.webmd.com has alot of info on IBS and its treatment I personally use various prescribed meds to treat my symptoms sometimes they are severe and other times I hardly now i have it but it doesnt leave me in peace for long I have found that if I eat food with less grease and Heavy fats I tend to process better, things that are high in protein are good also because of the lack of absorption in my intestinal tract I try to eat less spicy foods because they only add to my discomfort I dont take fiber unless my Dr specifically tells me to.there are other conditions that are similar but that are not IBS even DRs do not normally self diagnose simply because when you are in any unhealthy condition it is very hard to be overly objective get an medical oppinion could be something worse or possibly even less severe but no sense in not getting it checked out if you believe you do have a medical problem
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Try mixing your diet and bowel movements toghter.\n\nTry upping your fibre content in your diet, you could eat prunes, dates of figs, and then you have a healthy snack.\n\nALSO try upping your water intake, if your stools are moister then your body may find it easier to exit them.\n\nIf all else fails, as you have tried senokot go to your doctor, as you COULD have a bowel problem.
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Everyone is going to say the same thing.  See a doctor.  Of course you are scared.  Thats natural.  I am going to suggest something that is kinda gross but its a good test.  After you are done having a bm, and you are done wiping, take some fresh toilet paper (white, not colored or printed) and pat the hole.  If it is bright red bloody then more than likely its hemorroids.  But yeah, you really should see your doctor as soon as possible.  Yesterday would be best.  Good luck and feel better soon.  You will be fine.
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Hello I am a med and dietetics student. Please take this as an OPINION only and not as medical advice as I am not an MD or RD yet. High amounts of uric acid can be absorbed by drinking cherry juice concentrate. It is a little pricey, about $17 for a small bottle but it does help. Stay away from tea as this is acidic. Drinking large amounts of water won't really help. The only thing it will do is flush your system of toxins and keep you hydrated. Have you ever had the gout? If you do not know what this is, it is a form of artheritis where uric acid builds up in your body. The pain is severe and often takes place in the largest digit of the body such as a thumb or big toe. If you have, then talk to your doctor about going on rx colchicine and and ibuprofen. If you have not suffered from the gout, then I reccommend the cherry juice. Talk with your doctor before hand to make sure that it will not interfere with any medications you are taking or health conditions you might have. Aside from the tea, stay away from green vegetables, dairy and red meats as these are also high in uric acid. Eat starchy foods such as potatoes, pasta and rice. Hope this helped and good luck!
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You say blood, if it is RED then it could most likely be an anal fissure (a small tear to the anus), you will see red blood which wipes onto your toilet paper, and some soreness or itching for a few days each time the fissure heals up. Change your diet!\nThis is not uncommon in young people, even children who eat badly. This is just a case of changing diet, try a small amount of pure orange juice or prune juice each day and a better diet. \nIf this blood is black or your stools are black, this is a bowel or stomach problem, usually in older 40+ aged people, and more serious, you would almost always have cramps or pain too with this type of condition. If so, this is a GP issue, go & see them soon.
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well a number of reasons..... hemmroids? you  may have torn a blood vessel during a bowel movement... but if it continues get it  checked out\n\n\nTINA\nregistered Practical Nurse
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Keep moving if you can, even if it is painful.  Some types of therapeutic massage therapy can be helpful because it helps with lymphatic drainage; toxins can build up in your joints, making the arthritis worse.  Also, I would recommend that you drink A LOT of water.  One more thing...I don't know if it's true, but both of my parents have arthritis and swear that it is MUCH better when they don't eat potatoes.  None of these things will "cure" you, but combined, they may help.
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You need to take complete rest. \n\nYou have already seen a doctor. You do need to see two different doctors, to rule out things.\n\nSee an urologist.\n\nSee a sports doctor it may be a muscle pain in the stomach area.\n\nYou  had an ultra sound, but another opinion is in order from a good general practitioner(see this one first).\n\nBut start with rest for a week or so. \n\nThere are over the counter creams for pain apply them only to stomach area.\n\nPossible check list.\n\nBladder.\nDid you lift any thing heavy. \nHernia, there are different kind. Did you have cough that started the pain if so have a check done for Hyatal hernia, a simple touch test by a doctor who knows how to check it, you should be sitting on a stool with your heels on the stool doctor will touch your stomach in different location, if your doctor has not done this then he is not aware of it, ask him a call will do. If he says he does not do it(does not believe in it, then he is not the doctor you want to see for this, if he says next time remind me, he is KO he just did not think about it. He was relying heavily on ultra sound.
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Are you eating enough fiber?  Doesn't sound like it.  Fiber will not only help you to go poop, it will also help even you out so you neither have constipation OR diarrhea. \n\nStay away from spicy foods, high "gas" foods (like cauliflower, beans, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, broccoli) and eat more whole grains (brown rice, whole wheat pasta) and baked-not mashed-potatoes.  Of course lots of veggies....except tomatoes.  That will make your symptoms worse.
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Switch to a natural whole foods diet with lots of soluble and non soluble fiber (produce, oats, apples, wheat and rice bran, whole grains) and they will go away..mine did.\n\nSome of the herbs listed for hemorrhoids in Dr. Christopher's huge herbal--"school of Natural Healing" are Black walnut, burdock, butternut, cascara sagrada, chaparral, chickweed, goldenseal, licorice, mullein, plantain, red raspberry. spearmint, witch hazel, and yarrow.\n\nI'm sorry I don't have time to research the application right now but I did with witch hazel..It says take internally and give a rectal injection of an infusion or decoction (tea) and burdock..make a strong tea..cool..inject 3-4 tbs a day (more in bad cases) and especially after each B.M.--mullein =--apply mullein ointment and drink the tea..that should get you started.
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I am an herbal practitioner and it sounds like you have a digestive problem. Here are a few solutions that may help:\nCauses-eating to fast,carbonated drinks,stomach irritation (hot peppers,vinegars,alcohol)\nCures: Herbal teas such as: Celery seed,spearmint,mustard seed,fennel seed dill seed,peppermint, ginger. Old English remedy-onion juice 1-2 tsp every few minutes.\nThere are rather a lot of remedies so if you want to e-mail me on 'alternative@medicine123.wanadoo.co.uk I will give you a few more remedy's.\n\nG Jones (BSYA)
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Ok my boyfriend had one too.  I know u r wondering why I am in his A-hole, but I was just curious about his body parts.  Any how, it can be a Hemmroid, but also can be an a.n.a.l fissure, thats what I had also.  if its soft swells up after going to the bathroom.  Thats what it is.  If he has hard stolls he must drink more fluids to produce softer and it can heal.  Also they give you medicine to help it.  But just keeping it clean, and soft stolls can help.  It is basically a rip in the a.n.u.s, if it goes further it can go to the muscle and cause lots of pain which I was close to.  Not good at All!!  And it doesn't really hurt.  If it hurts bad its a hemrroid
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Well my dear,If you are constantly constipated and not on a healthy diet,the situation you describe could be haemorrhoids..Whilst trying to evacuate,by being constipated,your blood vessels close to the anal sphincter are being stretched to the maximum and therefore,if you continue being constipated,they possibly could break open and there you have what you have describing..Visit a doctor and get him to sort you out.If you do not see a doctor,I'm afraid the problem will escalate and get really really bad and you may need surgery.Better see him soon to get rid of this situation..Hurry n get better...Take good care of yaself and Best wishes
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1. as far as your gall bladder problem, several studies have shown that fatty meals may not play as much of a role in the colicky type of pain associated with either stones or a malfunctioning gall bladder, however all the patients I treat and including myself who has what is called "cholelithiasis" find that certain meals will set off an attack. It is probably a good idea when you eat to have several small meals per day rather than the traditional three meals. Smaller portions throughout the day may help with your gall bladder pains.\n2. Now for your diagnosis of IBS. This is usually a diagnosis of exclusion which means you must rule out other more ominous causes, ie. Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis both can be detected with a colonoscopy. Additionally, you should be tested for what is called "gluten sensitivity" and "celiac sprue". There are blood tests that can shed light on these disorders such as a test called "gliadin antibodies". Your GI doctor may also want to take some biopsies of your colon during the colonscopy so a Pathologist can microscopically determine what type if any inflammation is going on and what the mucosal lining of the intestine looks like. Flattening of the mucosa may be indicative of some of the diseases I mentioned previously. \n3. When you go out to eat, the problem is that if you are allergic to peanuts, many times they will cook with peanut oil and there may even be remnants of peanuts or the oil in preparing your food. This can be very dangerous. I had a patient several years ago who was allergic to peanuts and ate out at McDonalds I believe and there were trace amounts of peanuts or peanut oil which threw him into anaphylactic shock; thank goodness he survived. So you have to be very very careful and let the restaurant know that you are allergic to peanuts, oils, or any by product of peanuts. \nI hope this helps you. You should speak to a Gastroenterologist and have a colonoscopy and some blood work to check for the antibodies. Gluten sensitivity usually goes hand in hand with wheat allergies. There are newer medications that will help with irritable bowel syndrome. Zelnorm is the one that comes to mind. For some reason when it first came to market it was only for women, I assume because most cases of IBS are in females, but more recent studies show that it can be effective in relieving the symptoms of IBS in men too.\nRegards,\nWarren Shaffer, M.D.
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You could have an anal tear that may need a doctors help. I have bled there before and had to see a digestive specialist. See a doctor ASAP. Not to scare you but it could be a sign of cancer. This is why I saw my doctor as soon as it started.
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The stomach problems may be the CAUSE of your arthritis.  There is a growing body of medical research that indicates that arthritis can be a 'byproduct' of 'gut problems'.  Many types of gut problems lead to a condition called 'Intestinal Hyperpermeability' (Leaky Gut Syndrome) that allows bacteria, toxins and other nasty stuff to be absorbed into the blood stream.  These 'nasties' can deposit in the joints where they induce immune system and inflammatory responses that get labeled 'arthritis'.\n\nI would like to suggest two wonderful books that can help you with your pain.  They are written by Sherry Rogers, M.D. and are called: 1) "Pain Free in 6 Weeks" and 2) "No More Heartburn" (which explains in detail the many causes of all kinds of gut and digestive problems, the problems they create with your overall health, and how to treat the causes rather than masking symptoms with drugs that can actually make the problems worse.\n\nThe books are available at Amazon.com or from the publisher at 1-800-846-6687.  I highly recommend them if you have the ability and interest in learning about your health and how to manage it by finding and treating the cause.  I suspect from your question that you have these characteristics.  Best wishes and good luck.
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Homeopathy :-\nIt would be better to post more details and get an accurate answer but usually too much gas can be treated and cured with the Homeopathic Remedy CARBO VEG 30 in a sip of water half hour before meals.\nYou see Homeopathy treats you the person not the disease so your personal individual symptoms are more important for the physician to find the right cure than that of the disease or disorder. So please give more details !\nTake Care and God Bless you !