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Anonymous users2024-01-24External hemorrhoids should be painful, or it may be perianal polyps or something, go to the hospital to see, so it is very general on the Internet and difficult to determine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hemorrhoids, you have hemorrhoids, go to the proctology department to see if you need to cut it off!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You have hemorrhoids, go to the proctology department to see if you need to cut it off! Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Is it hemorrhoids? Do you usually sit for a long time when you poop? This will cause hemorrhoids. And then it just can't be pulled out. There are pieces of meat in the way. Surgery is going to be done.
If the polyp is squeezed out of the liver hilum, it is not likely to be hemorrhoids, and the pain will be severe. There is also a situation where there is a little protruding bump left next to the liver door after the degeneration of our tail, which can be ignored.
It is best to go to the anorectal department of the hospital to have a look, it is also possible that there is an anal fistula.
This is hemorrhoids, and it is better to go to the hospital for surgery. It can be cured.
Not necessarily, the typical symptom of hemorrhoids is blood in the stool, external hemorrhoids will have pain in the stool or falling pain in addition to blood in the stool, the light case will have a feeling of fullness and falling, and the severe case will have the pain of heavy falling. If the internal hemorrhoids become infected, cannot be returned after prolapse, or simply twist together and necrosis, this can also cause severe falling pain. Hemorrhoids prolapsed out of hemorrhoids are generally soft tissues, if it is hard, it may be thrombotic external hemorrhoids, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time, and it is necessary to do a good job of anal care to prevent the deterioration. >>>More