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My dr did a dre & said i had an internal hemorrhoid. referred me to specialist for removal bcuz it wont go away. would she know by a dre? im worried
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DRE diagnosis: What are you worried about? Consult the specialist as directed by your doctor. Find out the diagnosis first & get the options of treatment. You can refuse surgery.
Answered 8/6/2018
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