Anorectal Problems
Anemia and Piles – How are they related?
Anemia is a condition where your body does not have enough iron to make red blood cells. These red blood cells make Read More...
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Piles, fissure, and fistula are anorectal diseases. Anorectal diseases affect the rectum and the anal canal of the Read More...
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Anatomy of the Colon and Rectum
2 years agoThe human digestive system consists of a small intestine and a large intestine. Colon and rectum are parts of the l Read More...
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Abdominal Pain
Why do I poop so much?
Pooping habits differ from one person to the other. There is not an exact number of times an individual should have Read More...
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If you frequently have trouble passing stool, suffer from chronic constipation or diarrhea, you may be wondering if Read More...
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Arshkalp Vati Patanjali Medicine is an ayurvedic medicine commonly used for treatment of piles/hemorrhoids. It come Read More...
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10 Reasons for Burning Sensation in the Anus
Some people may notice Know the common and less common causes of bu Read More...
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5 Effective Home Remedies for Anal Fissure
2 years agoA small cut or tear in the thin skin of the anus, especially the anal opening is the Anal Fissure. This is generall Read More...
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Why is There Blood in Your Stool?
1 year ago Blood in stool is not common. If you ever happen to see blood in your stool or experience intense pain while pass Read More...
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Difference Between Piles and Fissure
1 year ago Most people fail to know the correct disease for pain or discomfort down there. They do not know the difference Read More...
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Differnace between Piles and Anal Fistula
2 years agoBlood in stool, painful bowel movements or discomfort in the anal area does not mean that one has piles. Yes, these Read More...
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