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Is it hemarroid? Need surgery?
Out of rectum this balloon like skin is coming out and yesterday after passing the stool the blood flowed from the passage. Having no pain or discomfort. No constipation. Why is this happening? Does this need surgery or it will be cured itself? Is it too large that cannot be cured and need surgery? Having from 1.5 yrs. Blood came twice in ladt two years. Blood was not in the stool. It came separately. Having little bit discomfort in my abdomen. Is this hemarroid or something else? Or there is some problem in my stomach? Blood was rich red in colour.
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In the given photo and the symptoms you described—a painless, balloon-like tissue protruding from the rectum accompanied by separate, bright red blood—are classic signs of prolapsing internal hemorrhoids (often Grade 2 or Grade 3). Non-Surgical / Conservative First Steps:- 1. Sitz Baths 2. Dietary Fiber & Hydration 3. Zero Straining Also please consult a general surgeon / GI surgeon for examination and management.
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The given image shows Hemorrhoids (Piles). This can be due to chronic straining while passing stools.
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Consult a General Surgeon for proper evaluation
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Consume high fibre diet, stool softners, avoid using Indian toilets and straining while passing stools.
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It looks like hemorrhoid only that is at least grade 3 .. in hemorrhoid ,painless fresh bleeding occurs .So yes you need some kind of surgery for that .
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Get examined with surgeon and also check your haemoglobin .starts Iron tablet if it’s on lower side .
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If constipation take syrup like cremaffin (after consulting the doctor )And start high fiber diet ,papaya etc,drink adequate water and do some physical activity
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U definitely have haemorrhoids Better to get surgery Visit a general surgeon once U need proper examination
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Visit a general surgeon
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Sit in hot water for 10-15 mnts every day for 15 days Allocate cream apply after passing stool and warm water sitting. Duphalac 2 TSF at night time
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This is prolapsed piles. This requires surgery. Delaying surgical intervention can lead to further problems such as pain and infection.
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Promptly visit a General Surgeon.
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Stool softeners sitz bath and pain killers will help to some extent.
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Hello mam, 1. This is a Grade 3 hemorrhoid, mostly due to excessive straining at stools. 2. Conservative management can be tried initially for at least 2 weeks with Sitz bath ( sitting inside a tub with warm water+ salt+ dettol - for 15 minutes, thrice a day); avoid spicy food; consume more fibers and adequate hydration. After 2 weeks the size would reduce; and wouldn't require surgery mostly. But if it persists after 2 weeks, kindly get consulted by a General Surgeon. 3. If you have any abdominal complaints, you can get a USG Abdomen and Pelvis done.
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It seems very likely that it's haemorrhoid.
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visit a general surgeon and get it evaluated
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have some curd , banana, stools softners.
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