Safe Exercises for Managing Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids
Exercises that can be performed with a thrombosed external hemorrhoid? Dear Dr. Ke, thank you for taking the time to carefully review my previous message and for your detailed response, which has put my mind at ease. I would like to ask you about what types of exercises are safe ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Generally, regular exercise is not a problem; however, activities that increase anal pressure, such as weightlifting and squats, should be temporarily avoided. Once the thrombosis is absorbed, weight training can be resumed.[Read More] Safe Exercises for Managing Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids
Managing Persistent Bleeding from Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: What You Need to Know
Persistent bleeding from a thrombosed external hemorrhoid? Hello doctor, I occasionally experience constipation due to stress, which led to the development of internal hemorrhoids during my university years. Last Friday, while using the restroom, I exerted myself improperly, resu...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
The symptoms of thrombosed hemorrhoids will evolve from pain to swelling, and subsequently, the rupture of the thrombus may lead to mild bleeding, which typically resolves within three to five days. This is a normal healing process, and as long as there is no significant bleeding...[Read More] Managing Persistent Bleeding from Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: What You Need to Know
Managing Bleeding from Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: What You Need to Know
Persistent bleeding from a thrombosed external hemorrhoid? Hello Doctor, I occasionally experience constipation due to stress, which led to the development of internal hemorrhoids during college. However, last Friday, I strained improperly while using the restroom, resulting in a...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
The symptoms of thrombosed hemorrhoids will evolve from pain to swelling, and subsequently, the rupture of the thrombus may lead to mild bleeding, which typically resolves within three to five days. This is a normal healing process, and as long as there is no significant bleeding...[Read More] Managing Bleeding from Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: What You Need to Know
Do You Always Need Surgery for Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids?
Is surgery necessary for thrombosed external hemorrhoids? Are there other treatment options available? Hello Doctor: Previously, I experienced severe pain from hemorrhoids, and after seeing a doctor, I was diagnosed with thrombosed external hemorrhoids. I took pain relievers, did...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
If thrombosed hemorrhoids have been treated and there is no longer any pain, then surgical intervention is no longer necessary. For external hemorrhoids, continue applying topical ointment. Even if they do not completely disappear, as long as there is no pain or discomfort, furth...[Read More] Do You Always Need Surgery for Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids?
Understanding Rectal Issues: Natural Remedies for Teens with Constipation
I've been experiencing some unusual changes when using the restroom lately? I have had some constipation and don't have bowel movements every day. I noticed a small light red bump at the anal opening, but there is no bleeding. Will drinking more water help improve this?...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your description, it seems more like a case of mild thrombosed external hemorrhoids caused by excessive straining during bowel movements. This condition can heal on its own by avoiding constipation and taking warm sitz baths. You can also purchase hemorrhoid ointment ove...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Issues: Natural Remedies for Teens with Constipation
Understanding Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Healing and Concerns
Thrombosed external hemorrhoid Hello, doctor. I had an outpatient procedure for a thrombosed external hemorrhoid last week. I currently experience only occasional mild pain, but the original thrombosed external hemorrhoid feels hard to the touch. Is this a blood clot? Will it nat...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
It is recommended that you take warm sitz baths regularly. Over-the-counter hemorrhoid ointments can also be applied. If the symptoms do not resolve after two weeks, you should consult a physician for further evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Healing and Concerns
Can Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids Heal on Their Own with Cream?
Thrombosed external hemorrhoid Doctor, I have a question. External hemorrhoids with thrombosis usually don't hurt. If I leave it alone and apply ointment, will it resolve on its own?
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
If the size of the retinal thrombus is not a complete ring swelling, it will generally be absorbed spontaneously within 2 to 4 weeks.[Read More] Can Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids Heal on Their Own with Cream?
Understanding Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Recovery and Treatment
Thrombosed external hemorrhoid Hello, doctor. A few days ago, I underwent an outpatient procedure for a thrombosed external hemorrhoid. The hemorrhoid has not disappeared; it is still slightly protruding but smaller than before. However, there are small granulation tissues on the...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Answer: The thrombosed external hemorrhoid is only the removal of the thrombus; the original external hemorrhoid will still have a small granulation tissue, which is likely due to swelling of the wound. After applying the ointment, it should gradually shrink and disappear.[Read More] Understanding Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Recovery and Treatment
Understanding Anal Pain: Causes and Treatment Options
Anal pain Hello Doctor: On around October 31st, I suddenly noticed a painful sensation around my anus, with a lump appearing at approximately the 11 o'clock position. It is quite painful to touch, and I feel pain when I exert pressure while urinating. Over the past few days,...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This condition is likely due to thrombosed external hemorrhoids, which are often caused by straining during bowel movements. If there is no pain or bleeding, applying topical ointments and taking sitz baths should suffice, and the symptoms will generally resolve within one to two...[Read More] Understanding Anal Pain: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Treatment Options and Recovery
Thrombotic external hemorrhoid Hello, Dr. Ke. About two weeks ago, I visited a doctor and was diagnosed with a thrombosed external hemorrhoid. However, after soaking in warm water and applying medication at home, I haven't noticed any reduction in size, and it has become a b...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Small thrombosed hemorrhoids typically resolve completely within about two weeks, while larger external hemorrhoids may take a longer time to heal. If the pain is unbearable, surgical intervention may be necessary. If the pain is tolerable, topical medications can continue to be ...[Read More] Understanding Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Treatment Options and Recovery
Understanding Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Treatment and Recovery
Thrombotic external hemorrhoid Hello, Dr. Ke. I visited the doctor about two weeks ago and was diagnosed with a thrombosed external hemorrhoid. However, after soaking in warm water and applying medication at home, I haven't noticed any reduction in size, and it has become a ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Small thrombosed hemorrhoids typically resolve completely within about two weeks, while larger external hemorrhoids may take a longer time to heal. If the pain is unbearable, surgical intervention may be necessary. If the pain is manageable, topical treatments can continue to be ...[Read More] Understanding Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Treatment and Recovery
Understanding Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Symptoms and When to See a Doctor
Thrombosed external hemorrhoid Hello, I have been experiencing irregular bowel movements for a while, but after having diarrhea a few days ago, I noticed a soft lump at the anal opening. It is about the size of a pinky finger segment, but it is not painful and there is no bleedin...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
It is likely that you have a thrombosed external hemorrhoid. If there is no pain or bleeding, warm sitz baths along with topical ointments are usually sufficient, and it will typically shrink and disappear within one to two weeks. However, if it does not shrink after a month, or ...[Read More] Understanding Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids: Symptoms and When to See a Doctor
Post-Surgery Care and Pain Management for Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids
Postoperative care for thrombosed external hemorrhoids? Hello Doctor, I underwent an outpatient procedure for a thrombosed external hemorrhoid yesterday (approximately the size of an almond, and the surgery was performed when there was no pain). After the blood clot was removed, ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Thrombosed external hemorrhoids can be effectively relieved through thrombectomy, which alleviates symptoms and accelerates recovery. However, ligation of external hemorrhoidal tags tends to be more uncomfortable, and it is less commonly performed by specialists due to the signif...[Read More] Post-Surgery Care and Pain Management for Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids
Post-Surgery Concerns: Managing Pain and Swelling After Hemorrhoid Banding
Post-operative issues after mole excision surgery? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask – about 10 days after undergoing ligation for an internal hemorrhoid, I have developed a swollen lump about the size of a BB pellet near my anus. It is swollen and cannot be pushed back in, and i...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This situation is likely due to thrombosed external hemorrhoids caused by the ligation. It should be treated with topical medications and warm sitz baths. If the pain and swelling persist, you may need to have the physician who performed the ligation examine you for any other iss...[Read More] Post-Surgery Concerns: Managing Pain and Swelling After Hemorrhoid Banding
Is It Hemorrhoids? Understanding Symptoms and When to Seek Help
Is it hemorrhoids? Hello Doctor: Yesterday I experienced abdominal pain and had to exert a lot of force to have a bowel movement. Later, while showering, I noticed a small, round protrusion near my anus, but it is not painful! Additionally, there was no blood when I used the rest...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This situation is likely indicative of thrombosed external hemorrhoids. As long as there is no pain or bleeding, it should not be a concern. It is recommended to avoid constipation during this period and to shorten the time spent on bowel movements. Warm sitz baths may also help ...[Read More] Is It Hemorrhoids? Understanding Symptoms and When to Seek Help
Understanding Painful Bumps Near the Anus: Causes and Concerns
There is a blister-like growth at the anal opening? There is a bump near the anus that resembled a blister, which was particularly painful a few days ago. The pain has since subsided, but there is still a strange bump that hasn't gone down after about three days. It does not...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your description, it is difficult to make a definitive judgment. If I were to speculate, it might lean towards thrombosed external hemorrhoids. However, to determine the exact issue, such as whether it is a bacterial infection, a medical professional's diagnosis is ...[Read More] Understanding Painful Bumps Near the Anus: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Pain from Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids During Pregnancy
Hemorrhoidal pain Hello, Dr. Ke. I have a thrombosed external hemorrhoid that has recently become inflamed and painful. However, I feel that the skin next to the hemorrhoid is even more painful, and when I touch the skin underneath, it feels like there is a small lump (which just...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
If there is no discharge, it is likely not an abscess or a fistula. Some degree of pain is to be expected and shouldn't be a major concern. During pregnancy, it is recommended to take warm sitz baths and apply topical ointments. If you are still worried, you can consult a ph...[Read More] Understanding Pain from Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids During Pregnancy
Understanding Muscle Swelling: Causes and When to See a Doctor
A lump has formed? I have noticed a swollen area next to my perineum over the past couple of days. There is no pus or open wound, just a simple swelling that is quite painful. I would like to know what could be causing this and what condition it might be. I am currently applying ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
If there is no fever, the likelihood of an anal abscess is lower. Next, anal fissures or acute thrombosed external hemorrhoids are two issues that can also be triggered by constipation. It is recommended that you first purchase hemorrhoid cream at the pharmacy for topical applica...[Read More] Understanding Muscle Swelling: Causes and When to See a Doctor
How to Treat Prolapsed Internal Hemorrhoids: Surgical vs. Non-Surgical Options
How to treat prolapsed internal hemorrhoids? Hello, Director Ke. I would like to ask you about a situation I experienced two days ago. After having diarrhea, something suddenly protruded from my anus. It is painful when I press on it, but I can push it back inside. However, it so...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, based on your description, it seems that acute thrombosed external hemorrhoids may have been caused by diarrhea. If the pain is not severe, applying a topical ointment for about one to two weeks may lead to healing. If the pain is unbearable, ...[Read More] How to Treat Prolapsed Internal Hemorrhoids: Surgical vs. Non-Surgical Options
Understanding External Hemorrhoids: Treatment Options and Concerns
First-time external hemorrhoids? Hello Dr. Ke: In early June of this year, I discovered a growth near my anus while showering. It is a painless, non-itchy lump that does not bleed. After a few days, it seemed to swell slightly, and I could feel its presence. I then made an appo...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
External hemorrhoids are classified into two types. One type is acute thrombosed external hemorrhoids, which occur due to the formation of a blood clot within the hemorrhoidal tissue. If the clot is not too large, this type of external hemorrhoid typically resolves within about a...[Read More] Understanding External Hemorrhoids: Treatment Options and Concerns