Hi doctor! I have mixed hemorrhoids but I don't know how much, I only see after defecation the hemorrhoids protrude and do not go in, causing pain and discomfort. So the doctor asked me how should I remove hemorrhoids? Thanks for the advice doctor!

I just had a mixed hemorrhoidectomy a week ago. 2 days ago, I went to the toilet twice. Today, I went 3 times, when I went very quickly and couldn't hold back. Sometimes I feel a little stomachache and the urge to go out. Doctor tell me what to do about bowel disorders after mixed hemorrhoidectomy? I am very worried right now. Thanks for the advice doctor.

I just gave birth a month ago. I can't give birth normally, then switch to cesarean section. At first, it was difficult for me to go out. Recently, I have had a lot of blood in the stool and there is an excess of flesh. I don't have any itching or pain. So the doctor asked me if I had blood in the stool, if there was an excess of flesh, was it hemorrhoids? Thank you doctor.

Hemorrhoids are quite common disease, most of the cases of disease treatment are quite late due to the patient's fear and subjective psychology. Surgery is one of the leading, long-term effective hemorrhoid treatments. So when does a patient need surgery to treat hemorrhoids?

I have mixed hemorrhoids grade 3 - (grade 3 minus), small hemorrhoids, no bleeding, but taking traditional medicine and western medicine for nearly 1 year still not completely cured. I don't have diarrhea or constipation. Good health with no other diseases. So the doctor asked me how to definitively treat grade 3 hemorrhoids?

I just had a mixed hemorrhoidectomy a week ago. 2 days ago, I went to the toilet twice. Today, I went 3 times, when I went very quickly and couldn't hold back. Sometimes, I feel a little sick to my stomach and sad to have a bowel movement. So the doctor asked me to have a lot of bowel movements with abdominal pain after mixed hemorrhoidectomy?

Rectal prolapse and hemorrhoids have relatively similar symptoms. However, these are two completely different medical conditions. If misdiagnosed, it will lead to incorrect treatment and cause many serious consequences. Below are some ways to distinguish rectal prolapse and hemorrhoids, please refer to:

Rectal pouch prolapse is common in middle-aged women, due to the effects of childbirth or aging. There are many treatments for rectal prolapse depending on the cause of the disease. Treatment of rectal pouch prolapse with a graft placed behind the vagina is one of the active treatments.