my episiotomy was gaped and also include anal sphincter.. doctor suggested me for minor surgery.. two weeks before my surgery was done but still my stitches aren't healed and stools passing from the stitched hole ... pls suggest something
hello dear. ideally stitches should be healed in a span of 2 weeks. i would suggeat you to consult doctor once and get it checked to know why they are not healing as i am afraid that any infection is not delaying it. so it can be confirmed only after check up. meanwhile. include veges soup twice a day in your diet and drink ajwai boiled water for keeping the stool smooth. have fruits and more of liquids. hope it helps.
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i have gone through your complaints. looks like you have a fissure in the anus. you need to understand one thing. it is not going to heal unless you stop straining while passing stools. as it is a wound at the passage it causes your anal sphincter to go into contraction in pain further causing you to strain and it becomes a cycle. you need a high fiber diet. you can supplement with psyllium husk powder. also, there is a procedure where dilatation of the anal canal is done to help relax the anal sphincter to facilitate wound healing thus avoiding surgery. Good morning, thanks for asking at HealthReplies.com. Tracheostomy is one of the health procedures performed to overcome problems in the respiratory system. This procedure is done by forming a hole as another way for air to get in and out because the normal respiratory path does not allow for the process of breathing normally.



  

After the extraction, it is normal for the hole formed by this procedure to close by itself and no sewing is carried out because it can actually lead to other complications. As long as it has not closed naturally, the hole will be minimally covered by gauze to ensure no impurities will enter.



  

As for your case, with a fairly long time span, our advice should you go back to the doctor who used to handle you to see firsthand the condition, what if the cause of your recovery is hampered. It should be seen if you have diabetes or other medical conditions that must be treated first so that the hole can close. If in the end it cannot close, other treatments will be considered more permanent in your case. If for one reason or another you cannot see the same doctor, at least look for another surgeon in the same hospital, or at least a fellow surgeon. In essence, the conditions that you experience will be treated differently depending on your current situation, and it really requires a direct examination by a competent doctor. So, hopefully answering your question. hello,
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i guess you do not have pain at anus while passing stools. is there anything which comes out of anus during straining? it is better to get it confirmed by a local doctor by examination regarding the diagnosis.
hemorrhoids as such are not life-threatening. the problems associated are bleeding and sometimes pain. permanent treatment is surgical removal. however, it can be well controlled. firstly, you should avoid straining at any cost while passing stools. straining will increase them and also lead to bleeding. so it should be avoided.
next thing is your stool should be soft so as reduce the damage, bleeding and need for straining. for that, you should eat high fiber diets like fruits apple, banana, oranges, and green leafy vegetables like spinach, raw cucumber. avoid smoking, refined food, fatty and oily food. you should have plenty of fluids and regular exercises. also, you should have isabgol powder two tablespoons bedtime to maintain stool soft. alternatively, you may have a syrup like lactulose 15 to 30 ml bedtime to maintain your stool soft. if there is a pain, then you can apply 2 % lidocaine gel before each stool so as relieve pain.
for more information consult an internal medicine physician online --> https://www.icliniq.com/ask-a-doctor-online/internal-medicine-physician if the source of infection is not adequately removed, then the incision may continue to discharge. new fistulas may form since you may have a propensity for infection in the area. there are conditions that make the area prone to fistulas such as crohns' disease. see more... brief answer: take probiotic, rifaximin detailed answer: hello! thanks for putting your query in hcm. i am a gastroenterologist. i can understand your concerns feeling of incomplete evacuation is a complaint to be treated symptomatically i will advise you to take a course of probiotic, lots of... it's likely either a thromboses hemorrhoid with the surface slightly ulcerated, if so it will resolve on it's own or it's a small perianal abscess which if draining will also likely resolve. if your symptoms persist for more than a few weeks or recur see your doc. see more... this problem could be related to shunt slippage or failure, or could be a separate issue entirely. see your implanting surgeon for an eval as soon as practical. see more... it is more likely that d&c did not remove the entire molar tissue. please see your gynecologist for an evaluation and treatment. do this at your earliest. see more... you can try otc vaginal suppositories or gel for yeast infection for 5-7 day treatment course as directed on the package. if this doesn't resolve the issue, you will need to be examined for a more definite diagnosis. feel better:) see more... Hello Sintia, Thank you for the question.



How long has this complaint occurred? Ulceration is a dry wound. Sores can occur when there are sores on the skin that can be caused by injuries such as blisters or punctures, infections of the skin (viral, bacterial, or fungal infections), or because of other skin problems such as eczema or psoriasis. To overcome this condition you must first know what the main cause. If it is caused by an infection or certain skin conditions, then treatment is also intended to overcome this. Maybe this ulcer does not heal because the handling is not right. In addition, if you experience nutritional deficiencies or certain medical conditions such as diabetes, then this wound is also usually difficult to heal.



If it doesn't heal, the best step is to see a doctor. The doctor needs to do a direct assessment of the ulcer before the doctor decides the next treatment. Meanwhile, avoid peeling scabs. You can clean the scabs slowly with a clean, damp cloth. Keep the area clean and dry. Don't forget to consume nutritious food regularly to avoid nutritional deficiencies.



I hope this helps.