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Understanding Hemorrhoid Prolapse: Causes, Treatments, and Recovery

Hemorrhoidal prolapse Hello Dr. Ke, I visited the clinic two weeks ago for hemorrhoids. I actually only had two small external ones, and I had never experienced any bleeding or pain. I informed the doctor during the visit that I had no discomfort, but he still recommended ligatio...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Typically, there is not much bleeding after a vasectomy. Based on your description, it seems more like a prolapsed hemorrhoid causing the issue. Indeed, a swollen prolapsed hemorrhoid will gradually resolve, and during this time, there may be some bleeding. As long as the bleedin...

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Managing Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Causes and Treatment Options

Thrombosed external hemorrhoid Hello, doctor. I previously inquired about hemorrhoids in April and May, and I appreciate your responses. I followed your advice, but recently the hemorrhoids have started to hurt again, and occasionally there is bleeding. After seeing a colorectal ...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
If the symptoms you described are present, it could potentially be an anal fissure. However, a doctor's examination is necessary to confirm the diagnosis. If there is a prolapsed hemorrhoid, forcing it back in is not a long-term solution. As your doctor mentioned, if the sym...

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Post-Surgery Care for Acute Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: What to Expect

Postoperative management of thrombosed external hemorrhoids? The doctor performed an excision of an acute thrombosed external hemorrhoid in the outpatient clinic the day before yesterday. This morning, the patient felt a significant reduction in pain and experienced multiple urge...


Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello: Please take a look at the colorectal department.

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Managing Painful Hemorrhoids: Tips for Relief and Future Considerations

What should I do if I have itching, mild pain, and a feeling of heaviness due to hemorrhoids? Hello Doctor: Thank you for your response last time (on April 7). I later experienced significant discomfort and mustered the courage to see a doctor. The doctor diagnosed me with thromb...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. If there is currently no pain or bleeding, continue with the current treatment or take warm sitz baths, but avoid constipation and shorten the time spent on bowel movements; this should help alleviate the feeling of bloating. 2. Indeed, some patients may experience worsening h...

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Understanding Recovery Time for Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: What to Expect

The recovery time for thrombosed external hemorrhoids? Hello Dr. Ke, I previously experienced significant pain in my anal area, and after seeking medical attention, I was diagnosed with an external hemorrhoid with thrombosis. The doctor prescribed medication for topical applicat...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Larger blood clots require a longer time to be absorbed. If it has been more than three weeks and you have not fully recovered, it is advisable to consult a physician to avoid delaying your condition or the possibility of misdiagnosis. After all, email consultations cannot replac...

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Understanding External Hemorrhoids: Symptoms, Treatment, and Causes

Inquiry about external hemorrhoids? Hello, Dr. Ko: Recently, I have been experiencing significant pain in my anus, and I can feel a lump near the anal opening. After visiting a colorectal surgeon, I was diagnosed with an external hemorrhoid and advised to use topical medication a...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. If it is a thrombosed external hemorrhoid, it will resolve but may leave behind a small tag of excess skin. 2. The cause of the flare-up is likely diarrhea rather than friction, as frequent bowel movements can lead to thrombosis formation.

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Managing External Hemorrhoids: Recovery Tips and Insights

Thrombotic external hemorrhoids Hello Doctor, about two months ago I developed a thrombosed external hemorrhoid. At that time, I went to a clinic for an examination, where they performed a digital rectal exam and an anoscopy, but did not prescribe any anti-inflammatory medication...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Answer: Since a personal examination has not been conducted, it is not possible to assess whether the external hemorrhoid will continue to shrink. However, if there is currently no bleeding or pain, it is advisable to maintain the current lifestyle.

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Can External Hemorrhoids Be Surgically Removed After Thrombosis?

External hemorrhoids issue Thank you, Dr. Ko (151454), for your response. I have a few more questions to ask. 1. Since the thrombosed external hemorrhoid has resolved, can I proceed with an external hemorrhoidectomy to prevent future thrombosis? Will I be able to be discharged on...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Answer: Complete excision of both internal and external hemorrhoids is necessary to prevent the recurrence of thrombosis. It is essential to improve dietary habits and lifestyle, as well as to develop good bowel habits to avoid the onset of hemorrhoid symptoms. Simple outpatient ...

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Understanding External Hemorrhoids: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery

External mole issues? Hello Dr. Ke, a few days ago I visited the rectal clinic for an examination of my external hemorrhoids. After the examination, the doctor confirmed that it is an external hemorrhoid, but I noticed that it swells and protrudes from the anal opening during bow...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This should be considered a type of external hemorrhoid. Whether surgery is needed or what approach to take should be decided based on individual circumstances after discussing with a physician. Personally, I believe that if there is no persistent bleeding or severe pain associat...

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Understanding Bumps Near the Anus: Symptoms and Concerns

There is a protrusion next to the anus? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about a bump near my anus that looks like a pimple, but I can't tell what it is. There are no wounds or anything like that, but it hurts a little when I press on it, and I can feel a lump. This has be...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
The exact issue cannot be accurately diagnosed without a personal examination by a physician. Conditions such as anal fissures, hemorrhoids, fistulas, abscesses, or pilonidal cysts could all be possibilities. Based on your age and description, it is more likely to be thrombosed e...

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Understanding External Hemorrhoids: Symptoms, Treatment, and Care

After experiencing diarrhea, I noticed a lump near my anus that resembles a hemorrhoid. When I press on it, it goes down, but after a while, it swells up again? I have been experiencing gastrointestinal discomfort and diarrhea recently, and I noticed a red circle around the area....


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Yes, it is a thrombosed external hemorrhoid. Applying ointment externally is sufficient; pushing it in will only cause it to come back out, so there's no need to force it. Generally, it takes one to two weeks to resolve, and it may even rupture on its own. If it does not res...

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Understanding Hardening of External Hemorrhoids: Causes and Remedies

External hemorrhoids become hardened? Hello Dr. Ke: I started feeling pain and swelling around my anus around August 5th, and then I noticed a small protrusion at the anal opening. That same day, I began taking warm sitz baths two to three times a day. However, by August 12th, th...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Answer: Thrombosed external hemorrhoids can indeed be self-resorbed after warm sitz baths; however, the size of the hemorrhoid will affect the absorption time. Small thromboses typically take about 1-2 weeks to resolve, while larger thromboses may require 3-4 weeks for complete a...

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Post-Surgery Care for Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Healing Tips and Medication

Postoperative medication and recovery for thrombosed external hemorrhoids? Hello Dr. Ke, A few days ago, when I visited the hospital for a consultation, the doctor unexpectedly recommended that I immediately undergo surgery to remove my acute thrombosed external hemorrhoid, whic...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
It is not recommended to apply ointment immediately after thrombectomy to avoid hindering the drainage of bruising and tissue fluid. Now that a few days have passed, it should be acceptable to use topical ointments. Generally, the wound from a thrombectomy heals in about a week. ...

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Understanding External Hemorrhoids: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery

A few weeks ago, I had gastroenteritis, and afterwards I experienced sharp pain in my buttocks. Later, I went to the hospital for an examination and found out that I had a small external hemorrhoid and an anal fissure? I would like to ask Dr. Ke if this can be considered a thromb...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be a minor anal fissure, but it could also be a thrombosed external hemorrhoid. A definitive diagnosis can only be made through a personal examination by a physician. If the symptoms are not severe, topical ointments and warm sitz baths may ...

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Understanding Hemorrhoids: Causes, Treatments, and Recovery Time

Hemorrhoid issues Hello, Doctor. Three years ago, I had a colonoscopy due to blood in my stool, and the doctor diagnosed me with hemorrhoids. Later, I experienced blood in my stool again, and the doctor performed a digital examination, confirming the presence of internal hemorrho...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. This phenomenon is more akin to thrombosed external hemorrhoids, but severe swelling may also lead to prolapse outside the anus. 2. There are no specific contraindications, but it is generally advised not to use it long-term. 3. In cases of acute hemorrhoidal swelling, it ...

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Understanding Anal Masses: Causes and When to Seek Help

Perianal mass Hello, I would like to ask about a small lump I noticed today above the anus (not near the testicles). It doesn't appear particularly red or swollen, and the texture and pain feel somewhat similar to the sensation of lymph nodes swelling for a day or two. Could...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Answer: It is impossible to make an accurate diagnosis without a physician's personal examination. Conditions such as anal fissures, hemorrhoids, fistulas, abscesses, or pilonidal cysts could all be potential issues, although the likelihood of thrombosed external hemorrhoids...

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Effective Natural Remedies for Quick Hemorrhoid Recovery

How to quickly recover from hemorrhoids? What effective methods can doctors recommend for the rapid recovery of hemorrhoids? Description of the condition: About two years ago, I experienced my first hemorrhoid flare-up, with a noticeable swollen lump around the anus. During that ...


Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello, you can return for an outpatient examination.

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Understanding Anal Growths: Is It Hemorrhoids or Something Else?

Growths near the anus? Hello doctor, I have been experiencing itching around my anus during bowel movements for the past couple of days. Today, while showering, I noticed a small protruding lump near my anus that feels itchy but not painful. Could this be hemorrhoids? Do I need t...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This condition is most likely a small thrombosed external hemorrhoid, which typically resolves on its own within 1-2 weeks. Over-the-counter hemorrhoid creams can be applied for relief. However, if symptoms persist without improvement or if there is pain or fever, it is important...

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Post-Surgery Concerns: Understanding Hematoma After Thrombosed Hemorrhoid Surgery

Postoperative hematoma after thrombosed external hemorrhoid surgery? Hello Dr. Ke, I would like to ask you about postoperative symptoms. I had an outpatient procedure for a thrombosed external hemorrhoid yesterday morning, where the clot was removed. After the procedure, the area...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
After thrombectomy, there is a possibility of re-formation of a blood clot due to bleeding. In such cases, another thrombus may need to be removed. If a second thrombectomy is not desired, the only option is to apply ointment and take warm sitz baths, allowing it to gradually abs...

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Managing External Hemorrhoids: Treatment Options and Recovery Time

External hemorrhoid swelling Hello doctor, I have been experiencing some swelling and pain from external hemorrhoids. After an examination by a specialist, I was told that surgery is not necessary and was prescribed an ointment to apply. Will this be sufficient to reduce the swel...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
If external hemorrhoids are swollen without thrombosis, applying ointment for about 3-5 days will usually lead to healing. In the case of thrombosed external hemorrhoids, depending on their size, it may take about 2-4 weeks for them to resolve. Taking warm sitz baths can help acc...

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