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Blood lumps 7 days aftr hemorrhoidectomy
I had a laser hemorrhoidectomy last week and I observed a lot of blood in lumpy (clots) form from my anal passage today. Is this normal? My doctor says it's nothing to worry about but i just wanted a second opinion because it seems very unusual to me. I am still on pain and antibiotics medication to avoid infection and manage the pain. I have difficulty sitting as it puts the pressure at a specific point.
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Welcome and Good Evening Your concern 1. Laser Haemorrhoidectomy last week 2. Lot of blood clots passed through anal     passage today 3. Is this normal? Doctor says it's nothing to     worry about 4. I want second opinion because this is very     unusual to me 5. I am still on antibiotics and Analgesics for     infection and pain 6. I have difficult sitting as it puts the pressure     on specific point POST LASER HAEMORRHOIDECTOMY BLEEDING. SOME CONSIDERATIONS........... 1. Normally the bleeding after laser     Haemorrhoidectomy is minimal or     negligible. 2. Post operative laser haemorrhoidectomy     bleeding maybe either early or delayed type.    a. Early bleeding may be due to uncontrolled     Vessels at surgery and starts within 48hours   b. Delayed type of bleeding may be due to     infection.   3. In rare cases there may be massive     uncontrolled hemorrhage. 4. Sometimes the collected blood may come     out at first bowel evacuation
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1. Dietary manipulations 2. High fibe diet 3. Stool softener 4. Plenty of fluids 5. Oint. Xylocaine may be used locally before     and after defaecation 6. Antibiotics & 7. Analgesics may be used Thanks Regards
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