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Grade 2 internal hemorrhoids, colon polyp 5mm how to treat?

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Hello doctor! Doctor let me ask, I have internal hemorrhoids grade 2, colon polyp 5mm how to treat? Thank you doctor!
Nguyen Van Hai (1945)
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Hello, doctor, I would like to answer the question: “How is the 2nd degree internal hemorrhoid, 5mm colon polyp treated? ” as follows:
Hemorrhoids grade II, if there is no bleeding-embolism (no pain), then surgery is not needed. Avoid constipation with appropriate diet, exercise, and drink plenty of water. Small polyps should be checked periodically by endoscopy.
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Answered by Master, Doctor Hoang Duc Nam - Hepatobiliary Surgery - General Surgery Department, Vinmec International General Hospital.

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