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What happens if you have a large hemorrhoid and you have to poop?
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Nothing: Large hemorrhoids may be external or internal prolapsed hemorrhoids. You may also have large hemorrhoids because of blood clot in one of them. Having bowl movement may be painful but it will not cause major problem.
Answered 10/18/2016
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