Understanding Hemorrhoids vs. Rectal Prolapse: Symptoms and Treatment Options
Hemorrhoids? Rectal prolapse? Hello, Doctor You: I have experienced symptoms similar to hemorrhoids since childhood, where they protrude during bowel movements. This has been ongoing for over 20 years, and sometimes there is bleeding. After bowel movements, I can push them back ...
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Severe hemorrhoids can lead to rectal prolapse. However, since the physician at Chung Rong has found no signs of prolapse, this should be considered quite reliable. I believe it is highly likely that you have hemorrhoids. I recommend taking warm sitz baths, avoiding constipation,...[Read More] Understanding Hemorrhoids vs. Rectal Prolapse: Symptoms and Treatment Options
Understanding Hemorrhoids: Healing Time and Treatment Concerns
Regarding hemorrhoid issues? Hello Doctor: Last month, I experienced difficulty with bowel movements one night. After finishing, I felt like there was still stool stuck in my anus, and I noticed some blood on the toilet paper after wiping. The next day, I went to see a doctor, wh...
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In addition to the existing hemorrhoids, there may currently be a concurrent condition of anal fissure. It is safe to take the current medication (i.e., Normacol). Taking one packet of this medication every night before bed should not cause any side effects.[Read More] Understanding Hemorrhoids: Healing Time and Treatment Concerns
Understanding Anal Fistulas: Symptoms, Risks, and Treatment Options
Anal fistula There is a lump at the anal opening that is not painful, itchy, or bleeding. Could it be an anal fistula? What happens if a fistula is left untreated?
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It could possibly be a diverticulum. It would be best for a physician to examine it in person for a more accurate diagnosis. If it is confirmed to be a diverticulum, surgical removal should be performed as soon as possible. If left untreated for a long time, it may develop into a...[Read More] Understanding Anal Fistulas: Symptoms, Risks, and Treatment Options
Understanding Orange Stool: Causes and When to Seek Medical Advice
Orange stool Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask about something. Two days ago, I noticed that my stool was "orange" (reddish-orange) and I was quite alarmed. Could it be that I ate too many oranges? Or could it be a sign of another health issue? I couldn't find any...
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If you have a habit of constipation, it is more likely that you have internal hemorrhoids. It is recommended to perform a stool test to determine if there is a presence of occult blood in the stool. Further examinations can be conducted afterward.[Read More] Understanding Orange Stool: Causes and When to Seek Medical Advice
Understanding Intestinal Adhesions: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Intestinal issues? What is intestinal adhesion? Is it related to the biliary system? How should intestinal adhesions be managed?
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Intestinal adhesions commonly occur after abdominal surgeries, such as laparotomy and gynecological procedures (including cesarean sections or other obstetric surgeries). However, not every abdominal surgery results in this complication. The main symptoms include intermittent abd...[Read More] Understanding Intestinal Adhesions: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options