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5mm rectal polyps grade 2 internal hemorrhoids how to treat?

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Hello doctor. Doctor let me ask, how to treat 5mm rectal polyps grade 2 internal hemorrhoids? I hope the doctor can help me. I would like to thank the doctor.
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Hello. With the question: "How to treat 5mm rectal polyps grade 2 internal hemorrhoids?" Your doctor will answer as follows:
Treatment of 5mm rectal polyps is only periodically followed up through annual endoscopy. For grade II internal hemorrhoids without complications, only monitor: avoid constipation, limit alcohol and spicy foods.
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Answered by Master Doctor, Doctor Duong Xuan Loc - Gastroenterologist - General Surgery Department - Vinmec Danang International General Hospital

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