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I think i have a internal hemorrhoid, not sure. when i go to the bathroom a bulge comes out but the opening feels to small to pass any stools; help!
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See doctor...: For the time being, you may try: consume more vegetables and fruits, drink more water but not excessive, take yogart and probiotics, go to sit for bm regularly, take ducolax off and on. Meanwhile, collect the feature, degree, and progress of the related symptoms with their detailed sequence of events, and bring those to see dr. For review, analysis, history, physicals including rectal exam, ...
Answered 9/18/2014
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