Question 1

ext thrombosed hemorrhoid. swell/pain decreased, now painless rectal bleeding (bright red), small clots. mild abd pain and nausea. when to see dr?

Accepted Answer

Promptly: While issue is lessened currently, you could rebleed again and potentially heavily. Avoid straining at stool by taking a softener (perhaps miralax ) and apply anusol hc cream or Tucks pads until definitive care is available. A good colorectal or general surgeon should be able to help.

Question 2

what is the symptoms of hemmroids?

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Depends: Depends on the location and the grade.

Can range from painless bleeding to bleedingless pain and everything in between.

You can have a protrusion that is tender. Can get a thromobosis. Can cause itching. Pressure symptoms.

Question 3

is hemorrhoid contagious?

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Hemorrhoids : Straining too much at the time of a bowel movement over time can lead to hemorrhoids. Almost everyone has them. They are not contagious because they aren't caused by infection. Trying to eat right (lots of fruits/veggies), lots of water, and avoiding dehydration and constipation should help. Surgery is an option but painful- so recommend to limit them from the beginning.

Question 4

what does hemorrhoid bleed like?

Accepted Answer

Bright red: Hemorrhoidal bleeding is usually bright red and without clots. That being said, all bright red bleeding from the rectum is not necessarily due to hemorrhoids. All bleeding should be evaluated and diagnosed and treated by a physician.

Question 5

how do i get rid of my hemmroids?

Accepted Answer

Avoid constipation: Mast people with this problem have irregular, harder than normal bowel movements.  Use a daily fiber supplement and drink plenty of water to regulate your consistency.  This will help.  Since venous enlargement comes from straining and pressure, pregnancy/weight gain/and heavy lifting are likely to makes things worse until you get this under control.

Question 6

best treatment plan for hemmroids?

Accepted Answer

Fiber: Increased fiber in diet,  stool softener, 8 glasses water daily, regular exercise, anusol cream with Hydrocortisone and nupercainal cream over counter, good luck.

Question 7

should i drain my hemorrhoid by myself?

Accepted Answer

Please don't: Self surgery could lead to infection or hemorrhage. Please see your doctor or a general surgeon.

Question 8

what to do if labour with a hemorrhoid?

Accepted Answer

You might: Have an epidural to make it smoother.

Question 9

how do a hemorrhoid and a polyp differ?

Accepted Answer

Cushion vs tumour: A hemorrhoid is an encouraged vascular cushion of the perianal tissues. A polyp is a true growth, a tumor or neoplasm, which arises from the inner lining of the gut, even the lining of the gallbladder. Colon polyps are removed so they don't evolve into colon cancer. Hemorrhoids are not tumors.

Question 10

how do i know if a hemorrhoid is infected?

Accepted Answer

Fever: You nave have fever, worsening pain, redness around the skin of the anus, and with serious infection the skin feels "crunchy". Any of these should prompt an emergency exam by a qualified physician. If not, consider seeing your primary care doc to take a look anyway. Hope this helps!

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