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Yes, ask your Doctor to consider referring you to a Surgeon who can remove them.
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Fact about a president?
Jimmy Carter had haemorrhoids, which were diagnosed by a Rear Admiral.
What is it that gay men experience that's similar to haemorrhoids?
Nothing. There is no comparison.
What symptoms are commonly related to and used to identify haemorrhoids?
There are often no symptoms associated with mild cases of haemorrhoids and many people don't necessarily know that they have them. More severe cases can be accompanied by itching, pain and discomfort.
What is the oddest thing there is a patron saint for?
St. Fiacre is the patron saint against haemorrhoids.
What has the author Hamish Thomson written?
Hamish Thomson has written: 'Haemorrhoids' -- subject(s): Hemorrhoids
Daflon tab is for what?
It is used in 2nd or 3rd degree Haemorrhoids or Varicose veins.It helps in improving circulation
What is swollen torturous veins int the rectal region called?
These are called Haemorrhoids or they are often referred to as 'piles'
Is it bad to have a little blood in your poop?
It is not normal. Haemorrhoids can cause this to happen. Or it may be something else. See your doctor or speak to a health professional.
How do you treat piles?
1}take high -fibric diet and take more fluids 2}sitz bath-take a luke warm water in a bath tube or plate and add some betadine which is normal skin disinfectent and sit for 15 minutes 3}sclerotheraphy and finally 4}surgery
Risk factors for all decreases as education increases?
No, for e.g. illeterate tribals of Africa do not know what haemorrhoids or piles are, they know most disease as WHITE man's curse
What are some tips for treating hemorrhoids?
Hemorrhoids, or haemorrhoids as they are spelled in the UK, can be treated with creams such as Anusol. Avoiding constipation and making visits to the lavatory short can also help greatly.
How do you spell hemorrhoidal?
The US spelling is hemorrhoids. The original UK spelling is haemorrhoids.
