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I have been having some embarrassing problems. i have been in a lot of pain and my anal area is swollen i can't use the bathroom due to pain. help.
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Exam: Painful swollen anus may represent a thromboses hemorrhoid, which is easily treatable. Doctors are not embarrassed by such conditions. That's where we get to relieve suffering. Have it checked out.
Answered 3/5/2015
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