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Is there any way i can help my partner push back in his haemorrhoid he said its painful and feels its gone back in a bit but not fully?
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Recommendation : Better do not touch it. Let your partner relax and hemorrhoid may go back by itself. Your manipulation can cause trauma and bleeding.
Answered 9/16/2016
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