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Understanding Bowel Leakage: When to Seek Medical Help for Your Dad

Bowel movement issues! Urgent question!! Hello, Director Lin: I accidentally discovered that my father's underwear had some fecal leakage on the back, and there seemed to be some stool seepage onto the bed while he was napping (he only wears boxers while sleeping, and he is ...


Dr. Lin Hongmao Reply:
Dear Xiao Xuan, Thank you for your question! Based on your description, your father's issue seems to resemble incontinence. Incontinence can be classified into mucus incontinence and fecal incontinence; it appears that your father is currently experiencing only mucus incont...

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Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Is It Hemorrhoids or Something Else?

I'm not sure if it's due to hemorrhoids? Hello Dr. Lin, I have been troubled by the issue of rectal bleeding for the past few days. I have a regular bowel movement every morning and maintain a balanced diet, but recently I have noticed fresh blood in the toilet and on t...


Dr. Lin Hongmao Reply:
Dear OL: Thank you for your question. Based on your description, it seems like you may be experiencing issues related to internal hemorrhoids. I have some information about hemorrhoids for your reference. 1. What are hemorrhoids? In simple terms, hemorrhoids are an enlargement o...

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Exploring Non-Surgical Treatments for Rectal Prolapse: Options and Insights

Rectal prolapse I would like to ask the doctor, I have been suffering from rectal prolapse since childhood for over 20 years. Are there any other methods besides surgical intervention that can provide a cure? Are there any medications available for treatment?


Dr. Wang Qichao Reply:
Hello! First, I need to clarify whether your issue is a combination of hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse, or if it is rectal prolapse itself, or perhaps another issue related to the perineum. I apologize for not fully understanding how you define "rectal prolapse," which...

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Complications of Untreated Hemorrhoids: What You Need to Know

About hemorrhoids? If hemorrhoids are left untreated, they can lead to several complications, including: 1. **Increased Pain and Discomfort**: Untreated hemorrhoids can become more painful, especially during bowel movements. 2. **Bleeding**: Chronic bleeding may occur, leading t...


Dr. Hou Yongcheng Reply:
Hello, Bear: What complications can arise from untreated hemorrhoids? - Anemia and acute thrombosis. 1. Anemia: Continuous and excessive bleeding can lead to anemia. 2. Thrombosis: Acute swelling and severe pain at the anal margin can cause blood clots to protrude from the anus. ...

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Can Mild Hemorrhoids Heal? Understanding Recovery and Recurrence

Can mild hemorrhoids heal? I have a question: After I have a bowel movement, half of my anus protrudes, but it's not very serious. I have been applying medication. Will my hemorrhoids get better? If they do improve, will they come back in the future?


Dr. Wang Qichao Reply:
Based on your description, the possible causes could be hemorrhoids or rectal prolapse. Given your age of 19, the likelihood of a tumor is relatively low, but do not take this lightly, as the nature of these three conditions is different, and their treatment methods also vary. It...

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Understanding Rectal Prolapse: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Understanding the etiology? Hello: Please tell me what is rectal prolapse? How does it occur? How is it treated? Thank you.


Dr. Wang Qichao Reply:
Generally speaking, the term "prolapse" is commonly used to refer to hemorrhoidal prolapse, but it is important to distinguish it from rectal prolapse. Hemorrhoids, more appropriately referred to as anal cushions, serve to protect the anal canal during defecation and as...

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Understanding Rectal Prolapse: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Rectal prolapse Hello, Dr. Wang... About a month and a half ago, I noticed that after standing for a long time, I experienced a protrusion of the anus; previously, this would occur after constipation, but it would usually resolve on its own within a day or two. Recently, it seems...


Dr. Wang Qichao Reply:
The two most common potential lesions are: 1) hemorrhoidal prolapse (commonly known as rectal prolapse) and 2) rectal prolapse. If the lesions are clearly defined, distinguishing between the two should not be difficult. It is recommended that you visit a colorectal surgery clinic...

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