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After hemorroidplexy surgery
I can still feel a mass protruding out from anus if I am a little constipated after hemmoroid surgery .. I went for staple surgery 4and it has been 4 months The mass coming out is the same as the one I had earlier for which I went for surgery This time the mass coming out is soft compared to before surgery but causes obstruction while popping Is surgery failed or it is normal after surgery
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Residual / Recurrent Hemorrhoids – incomplete removal or recurrence. 2. Mucosal Prolapse – common after stapler hemorrhoidectomy, especially if staple line placed high. 3. Rectal prolapse (partial thickness) – if larger soft mass, especially with straining. 4. Polyp / other rectal mass – less common but needs exclusion. --- ✅ Immediate Advice to Patient This is not normal after 4 months of surgery. It does not mean surgery “failed” but recurrence or prolapse is possible. Needs proctology (surgeon) follow-up with proctoscopy/sigmoidoscopy to confirm. --- 🔑 Symptomatic Management (till surgeon visit) Constipation control is essential: High-fiber diet (green vegetables, fruits, whole grains). Adequate hydration (2–3 L/day). Avoid prolonged straining. Stool softeners: Lactulose syrup 15–30 ml at bedtime or Isabgol husk with water. Sitz bath (lukewarm water, 10–15 min twice daily) for comfort. Topical local anesthetic/soothing ointment (e.g., Lignocaine jelly) if pain. --- 🚨 Red-Flag Symptoms → Urgent Surgical Review Continuous bleeding per rectum. Severe pain not relieved by routine meds. Inability to pass stool/gas. Increasing prolapse not reducible. --- 👨‍⚕️ Final Consultation Note for Patient > You have a soft protruding anal mass even after stapler hemorrhoid surgery, which may represent recurrence, mucosal prolapse, or another rectal mass. This requires direct examination by your treating surgeon to confirm and plan further management. In the meantime, keep stools soft with diet, fluids, and stool softeners. Please avoid straining, and do not delay follow-up.
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May be recurrent  or rectal mass go to treating doctor.
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Sir as per the complaints you have mentioned After stapled haemorhoidopexy possibilities are there could be recurrence of hemmorhoids or incomplete rectal mass prolapsing out of aus itself. So it is essential to undergo a per rectal examination and  a protoscopy to be done. Kindly mention more details any bleeding while passing stools ,pain on defamation, feeling constipated?
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Kindly Consult a  General surgeon or a Colrectal surgeon for further management
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To have to meet ur surgeon again
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