Understanding Post-Surgery Concerns: Small Bumps After Wart Removal
Postoperative care for cauliflower (likely referring to cauliflower ear or a similar condition)? Hello, doctor. I have undergone three electrosurgical procedures for anal warts, and it has been over a year since my last surgery. However, I can still feel some small lumps inside m...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
The presence of papular lesions may indicate a recurrence of genital warts, which can typically be confirmed through a professional examination. It is advisable to monitor any changes in the size of the lesions or to visit a colorectal clinic for further evaluation. If there is s...[Read More] Understanding Post-Surgery Concerns: Small Bumps After Wart Removal
Understanding Symptoms: Anal Discomfort, Pain, and Numbness in Legs
Pain around the anus, soreness in the buttocks, and numbness in the legs? Hello, Dr. Ke. Recently, I have experienced blood in my stool twice over the course of a month. During this time, I noticed that the right side of my anus feels hard and uncomfortable, though not painful. A...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This condition may not necessarily be colorectal cancer; it could also be caused by nerve pain from a herniated disc in the lower lumbar or sacral region. However, if you are over 50 years old and have not had a colonoscopy before, it is advisable to ask your physician to arrange...[Read More] Understanding Symptoms: Anal Discomfort, Pain, and Numbness in Legs
Post-Surgery Care: Managing Discomfort After Fistula and Hemorrhoid Surgery
Post-fistula surgery I'm sorry, doctor. I had a fistula surgery and hemorrhoid surgery on August 5th, and today, August 9th, I have an involuntary urge to push at my anus, feeling like I need to have a bowel movement, but I don't actually need to go. Even after having a...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
1. Postoperatively, swelling around the wound may cause a persistent urge to defecate, but this does not necessarily indicate the presence of stool. If squatting yields no results, avoid straining and try again later. Taking warm sitz baths can help reduce swelling around the wou...[Read More] Post-Surgery Care: Managing Discomfort After Fistula and Hemorrhoid Surgery
Post-Surgery Hemorrhoid Pain: Managing Discomfort and Constipation
Post-hemorrhoid surgery Hello Doctor: I am on the seventh day after undergoing minimally invasive surgery for hemorrhoids. Prior to this, my bowel movements were very smooth. However, in the last two days, I have been feeling tightness and swelling at the surgical site, and the p...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
There are many types of minimally invasive surgeries for hemorrhoids, and without detailed information, it is difficult to determine which specific procedure was performed, making it hard to assess the issue. It is recommended that you consult your surgeon as soon as possible. Po...[Read More] Post-Surgery Hemorrhoid Pain: Managing Discomfort and Constipation
Needle Stuck in Nail: Tetanus Shot and Wound Care Advice
Staple inserted into the nail fold? Hello Doctor, yesterday while removing a staple from a document, I accidentally punctured the skin between my middle finger's nail and the nail bed with the staple. The staple appears to be rust-free. There is a small wound, approximately ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
For superficial puncture wounds, it is not necessary to administer a tetanus vaccine as long as the wound is properly cleaned to prevent infection. However, if the wound exhibits redness, swelling, heat, pain, or purulent discharge, it is important to seek medical evaluation and ...[Read More] Needle Stuck in Nail: Tetanus Shot and Wound Care Advice
Post-Surgery Concerns: Understanding Hard Lumps and Healing After Fistula Surgery
Post-fistula surgery Hello Doctor, I underwent surgery for an anal fistula on March 18 of this year. The wound extends approximately 8 centimeters from the anus to the perineum and is about one finger's depth. It healed around the end of May, but later, sitting for too long ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. If it is not a recurrence of the fistula, then it is likely just scar tissue that will gradually soften after about six months post-healing. 2. Fever may be caused by irritation of the scar tissue due to friction; as long as there is no redness, swelling, or pus, it should n...[Read More] Post-Surgery Concerns: Understanding Hard Lumps and Healing After Fistula Surgery
Post-Surgery Bowel Movements: Coping with Pain After Hemorrhoid Surgery
Postoperative bowel movement Hello Doctor: I had minimally invasive surgery for hemorrhoids six days ago. Until a few days ago, everything was normal with warm sitz baths and bowel movements. However, during my sitz bath today, I suddenly experienced severe stabbing pain in my an...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
If you are unable to pass stool accompanied by severe pain, it may be due to fecal impaction, which can affect wound healing and even lead to infection. You should immediately return to your original healthcare provider for fecal removal. If you are able to pass some stool, you c...[Read More] Post-Surgery Bowel Movements: Coping with Pain After Hemorrhoid Surgery
Understanding Postpartum Fecal Leakage and Rectal Pressure: Insights and Solutions
Fecal incontinence and a sensation of falling? Hello, doctor. I gave birth on December 1st of last year, and at that time, my hemorrhoid condition was very severe and painful. On December 10th, I underwent a ligasure procedure for the excision of internal and external hemorrhoids...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
1. If the hemorrhoids were severe initially and a significant amount of tissue was removed, along with the presence of wounds, some individuals may experience a feeling of incontinence during episodes of bowel urgency. This sensation should improve after a period of recovery when...[Read More] Understanding Postpartum Fecal Leakage and Rectal Pressure: Insights and Solutions
Preventing Recurrence of Anal Abscess: Regular Check-Ups and Imaging
Recurrence of anal abscess? Hello, doctor! I had an abscess surgery last week, and this is the third time in two years. I would like to ask if it is possible to have regular follow-up appointments every six months using imaging techniques like CT scans or ultrasounds to detect ea...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
The most accurate way to determine if a fistula has formed is through a digital rectal examination. It is recommended that you see a colorectal specialist for an examination when there is no swelling or pain in the anus. At this time, performing a digital rectal exam will be more...[Read More] Preventing Recurrence of Anal Abscess: Regular Check-Ups and Imaging
Rabies and Tetanus Vaccine Concerns After Dog Bite: What You Need to Know
Rabies and tetanus vaccine issues? Hello, doctor. I was bitten by a dog on June 28, but there was no bleeding, and I couldn't see any visible wound, just a little redness and bruising. After work, I went to see a doctor, who took a quick look and told me that I didn't n...
Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
Unless the dog bite appears to be obviously abnormal, the theoretical risk of rabies is extremely low, and rabies vaccination is not necessary. If there is throbbing pain at the wound site, it is an inflammatory response, and further observation of subsequent changes is required.[Read More] Rabies and Tetanus Vaccine Concerns After Dog Bite: What You Need to Know
Post-Surgery Discomfort After Anal Fissure Repair: Causes and Solutions
It has been about six months since the anal fissure surgery (internal sphincterotomy), and I am experiencing soreness and a twitching sensation near the surgical site? Hello, I had an anal fissure and underwent an internal sphincterotomy in mid-February of this year. The wound sh...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
During the wound healing process, it is common to experience abnormal sensations. If a physical examination shows no signs of inflammation or infection, the standard treatment includes warm sitz baths and muscle relaxants. These abnormal sensations typically improve over time, po...[Read More] Post-Surgery Discomfort After Anal Fissure Repair: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Hemorrhoids and Anal Abscess: Key Questions Answered
Inquiry Consultation Dear Dr. Ke, Last Monday (July 18), I experienced diarrhea and poor sleep, and a semi-circular protrusion appeared near my anus, approximately 0.5 to 1 cm in size. It feels slightly hard, and pressing on it or sitting causes pain. I would like to ask you: Q...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. It is difficult to determine whether it is a thrombosed hemorrhoid or an anal abscess without a physician's personal examination. Generally, abscesses tend to have a larger area of involvement and are associated with heat and pain, whereas hemorrhoids do not. However, thi...[Read More] Understanding Hemorrhoids and Anal Abscess: Key Questions Answered
Concerns After Colonoscopy: Should I Get Rechecked for Hemorrhoids or Cancer?
Colon issues Three days ago, I underwent a colonoscopy, and the doctor prescribed medication because my colon was not adequately cleaned. Before the procedure, I informed the doctor about this issue. During the examination, the doctor used a colonoscope while flushing water and c...
Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Do it again in six months.[Read More] Concerns After Colonoscopy: Should I Get Rechecked for Hemorrhoids or Cancer?
Understanding Painful Bump Between Scrotum and Anus: Possible Causes
There is a lump between the scrotum and the anus? Hello: I have a small lump between my scrotum and anus that hurts when pressed, and it has a semen-like odor. What could this symptom be? Thank you.
Dr. Chen Bingze Reply:
Hello, there are many possibilities, but the smell resembling semen is quite unusual. I recommend that you consult a physician nearby for a clearer understanding.[Read More] Understanding Painful Bump Between Scrotum and Anus: Possible Causes
Understanding Poor Wound Healing: When to Seek Further Treatment
Poor wound healing issues? Last Thursday, I was bitten by a dog and received a tetanus shot along with a prescription for antibiotics. I returned for a follow-up appointment and took antibiotics for an additional three days, along with applying topical medication. Now, a week has...
Dr. Lü Mingchuan Reply:
Please seek outpatient medical care.[Read More] Understanding Poor Wound Healing: When to Seek Further Treatment
Understanding Rectal Pain: Symptoms, Treatments, and When to Seek Help
Follow-up Inquiry #184284 Dear Dr. Chang, Thank you very much for your response to my inquiry in "<a href='https://adoctor.tw/article/184284'>#184284 Inquiry Consultation</a>". I would like to ask you further questions. This past Monday (July 18),...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
1. If there is diarrhea and staying up late, it is most likely an exacerbation of hemorrhoids, specifically the formation of a subcutaneous thrombus due to internal bleeding from the hemorrhoids. 2. It is not advisable to wash directly; instead, a warm sitz bath can be used, su...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Pain: Symptoms, Treatments, and When to Seek Help
Post-Dog Bite Wound Care: When to Seek Further Medical Attention
Post-treatment for dog bite wounds? Last Thursday, on my way to work, I was bitten by a dog that was being kept by a resident. About an hour later, I received a tetanus shot and was prescribed antibiotics. However, by yesterday, Tuesday, the wound was still oozing some red-yellow...
Dr. Chen Bingze Reply:
Hello, it is normal for there to be a yellow fluid exudate from the skin and underlying soft tissue defects caused by a dog bite. Please continue to monitor the wound for any signs of redness or swelling. If there are none, continue taking the antibiotics. When changing the dress...[Read More] Post-Dog Bite Wound Care: When to Seek Further Medical Attention
Understanding Anal Papillae: Common Questions and Concerns Explained
Please provide the content you would like me to translate into English? Dear Dr. Chang, Thank you very much for your responses and guidance regarding inquiries #183646, #183613, and #183580. I apologize for bothering you again with further questions, as there is very little info...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
The anal papillomas that protrude during bowel movements are mostly caused by internal hemorrhoids. Based on your description, it aligns with the symptoms of internal hemorrhoids. You can visit a clinic for a digital rectal examination or an anoscopy to obtain a definitive diagno...[Read More] Understanding Anal Papillae: Common Questions and Concerns Explained
Understanding Anal Papillae and Internal Hemorrhoids: Key Differences Explained
Follow-up question #183580 Inquiry Consultation Dear Dr. Chang, Thank you very much for your response and guidance in the inquiry consultation #183580. I have truly benefited from your insights. You mentioned, "Simple anal papillae do not undergo malignant changes..." ...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
1. The surface of anal papillae may become keratinized or fibrotic, which some people refer to as anal papilla tumor, but this is not an official term, and it is not a true tumor. 2. It can be difficult to distinguish on your own, and it is possible to have both conditions. If th...[Read More] Understanding Anal Papillae and Internal Hemorrhoids: Key Differences Explained
Understanding the Differences Between Internal Hemorrhoids and Anal Papilla Hypertrophy
Inquiry Consultation Dear Dr. Chang, In recent years, I have noticed that occasionally when I exert myself during bowel movements, a piece of tissue protrudes from my anus; after I finish, it retracts back inside. After researching online, I initially thought it was stage II int...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
1. The difference between internal hemorrhoids and anal papillae lies in the fact that hemorrhoids contain a rich supply of blood vessels, which can enlarge due to poor blood circulation or inflammatory stimuli. Anal papillae are proliferations of skin and soft tissue that usuall...[Read More] Understanding the Differences Between Internal Hemorrhoids and Anal Papilla Hypertrophy