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Is it normal for veins to swell in anus
Is it normal body behaviour for the veins around anus to swell while having a bowel movement and then recede to normal after bowel movement after a while or is it a symptom of piles.
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Not normal
Consult a surgeon
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Do you have any painless bleeding episodes ???
Any history of hard stool passage or constipation ??
That can be a mucosal prolapse or enlarged hemorrhoidal tissue
It needs examination to confirm
But as such if there are no bleeding episodes you need not worry
You can try to soften the stool by laxatives like duphalac and take high fiber diets with plenty of fluids
This will spontaneously resolve any grade 1 haemorrhoids
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These are symptoms of piles. Tab daflon 1000mg for 7 days to be taken.
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Dr. Rahul Jaiswal
General Surgeon
19 yrs exp
Noida
Examination is required
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Dr. Mohammed Jameel Ahmed
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25 yrs exp
Nagpur
Likely u r having prolapsing piles
U need proper examination
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