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Understanding Hemorrhoids: When to Seek Treatment and Potential Risks

Hemorrhoid issues Hello, Director Ke. I would like to ask: 1. I currently have some tissue around the anal area that looks like hemorrhoids. There is no significant swelling, pain, prolapse, or bleeding, and the sensation of a foreign body is mild. I only experience occasional an...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. Surgery is not necessary for hemorrhoids if there is no persistent bleeding, severe pain, or significant prolapse; most cases can be improved through lifestyle modifications and changes in bowel habits. 2. Hemorrhoids do not progress to rectal prolapse or rectal prolapse. If...

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Understanding Rectal Prolapse and Proper Anal Hygiene Practices

Prolapse & Anal Hygiene Two months ago, I experienced anal pain without any bleeding. My first bowel movement in the morning was normal, but the second and third were loose stools. After three bowel movements, I soaked in warm water, but the pain persisted. I did not have con...


Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
Based on your description, the diagnoses during your visits include hemorrhoids and anal fissures, which can coexist and both may cause bleeding and pain during bowel movements. Prolapse refers to the rectum protruding through the anus, with the tissue that comes out being the re...

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Understanding Anal Prolapse: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Anal protrusion issue? Hello, Dr. Ke! Previously, I had an anal fissure and noticed a protrusion at the 12 o'clock position of the anus. During my follow-up visit, the doctor said the fissure had healed, but this anal protrusion has not resolved, even with topical treatments...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Anal polyps caused by anal fissures do not disappear, even after the fissure has healed. The healing of the anal area is related to medication use and bowel habits. If proper care is taken, along with warm sitz baths, the wound can heal in about a week. However, it is common for ...

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