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I have internal hemorrhoids but it appears one is becoming "external". what is treatment? i can actually push it back in but it doesn't want to stay
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Hemorrhoids: Hemorrhoids are normal veins that can become enlarged, uncomfortable, or bleed with constipation. See a General Surgeon who performs hemorrhoid treatment procedures or a Colon-rectal Surgery specialist to see what you have & what your treatment options are.
Answered 7/7/2014
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