Is surgery ever necessary? 
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20 y
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I have had an external hemerroid for several years now. It resembles a skin tag, I suppose, and is about an inch long. It doesn't hurt unless it is enflamed which is rare (most recently with Master Cleanse) I have never had a colonic or done an enema for this reason. Any advice on how to proceed with it? I mentioned it to my OBGYN but she was uninterested. I'd apprciate any feedback.- Re: Is surgery ever necessary? jimmy
20 y
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This is a reply to # 514,834Hi
External hemorrhoids can be removed by surgery in a hospital. A local, regional, or general anesthetic would generally be required to remove external hemorrhoids. Surgery does cause discomfort and is very expensive but most people are fully healed in around two to four weeks. Once you have had surgery it's highly inlikely that they will ever return.
- Re: Is surgery ever necessary? Vincent P
15 y
1,980
This is a reply to # 514,836You might also want to try the HemAway seat http://www.hemaway.com
for prolapsed hemorrhoids.
You just place the seat on your toilet when your hemorrhoid is protruding, sit on it, and the hemorrhoid will retract into the body for instant relief form pain and discomfort.
Check out this video to see how it works. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZLnWsqfFm4
It gives you quick relief in a few minutes without any side effects. Good luck!
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- Re: Is surgery ever necessary? Vincent P
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- Re: Is surgery ever necessary? drvenugopal
20 y
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This is a reply to # 514,834External haemorrhoids can be a source of pain, bleeding etc. But if you find that there is no tendency to get infected and does not produce any symptoms it is better left alone and would not cause any harm. Homoepathic Medicine has good remedies to get rid of the infection and inflammation in case something arises.
- Re: Is surgery ever necessary? jimmy
20 y
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