Hemarroids, Hemaroids, Haemorroids

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1. 420sensi Says:
   April 3rd, 2011 at 12:25 pm

   Eeeww thats what it looks like :C I hope I never have to suffer through that.

2. Inotrope Says:
   April 27th, 2011 at 9:46 pm

   Sorry for the late reply, but no nothing new. Except a whole bunch of external hemorrhoid repairs and anal fistulas. Fixed a pretty bad rectal prolapse too, along with assisting on a vaginal-to-anal tear on a woman who was giving birth to (a big big) baby. Still no women though… Like you guys say in this forum: Forever Alone!!

3. zakesteagl pimenti Says:
   May 19th, 2011 at 7:51 pm

   A fissure is a kind of small crack or tear around the anal area. It is not always visible but hurts a great deal when you try to go to the bathroom. Using a healing lubricant like Anisol and wiping with damp soft cloths like baby wipes can help them heal. Internal hemorrhoids are often remedied by using a stool softener and an internal lubricant. If you have either one of these I doubt you will need a colonoscopy. But if you do choose to take the twilight sedation. It will simply put you under in such a way that you will not remember anything of your experience during the procedure but you will come out of it quite easily. As if you had just waken up from a long nap. Someone should always be with you during this period of time because you probably won't remember what the doctor tells you afterwards.

4. atta nuvera Says:
   June 19th, 2011 at 12:23 pm

   Hello El,

   I asked myself exactly that same question when I had hemorrhoids. In my case, they did not last for life. Mine was an internal grade hemorrhoids also. The doctor prescribed suppositories but that was only a temporary solution because it did not address the root causes of hemorrhoids. After researching for several months, I came upon this website that finally gave me a permanent cure for my hemorrhoids:

   Hope that helps.

5. poh Says:
   July 10th, 2011 at 1:17 am

   A fissure is a kind of small crack or tear around the anal area. It is not always visible but hurts a great deal when you try to go to the bathroom. Using a healing lubricant like Anisol and wiping with damp soft cloths like baby wipes can help them heal. Internal hemorrhoids are often remedied by using a stool softener and an internal lubricant. If you have either one of these I doubt you will need a colonoscopy. But if you do choose to take the twilight sedation. It will simply put you under in such a way that you will not remember anything of your experience during the procedure but you will come out of it quite easily. As if you had just waken up from a long nap. Someone should always be with you during this period of time because you probably won't remember what the doctor tells you afterwards.

6. eyoshiraha peri Says:
   July 31st, 2011 at 1:32 am

   Fast Internal Hemorrhoids Treatment

7. lal Says:
   August 12th, 2011 at 12:17 am

   Oh my gosh that looks really really painful. I was holding my breath while watching this )

8. carmijanan Says:
   November 1st, 2011 at 7:34 pm

   personally ,i think that the use of a q-tip is complicated since your own hole,(unless of a mirror)is much easier and simple to buy a cream that the tips has several holes (a few in the market) so when squeezy the cream gos in all direction in the rectum….sorry doctor….looks good on a paper but not efective in reality..1

9. penne Says:
   December 24th, 2011 at 8:56 pm

   god help my dad make it throe this surgey and his other herianted disk surgey

10. rest draw Says:
    January 28th, 2012 at 2:12 am

    How to Treat Internal Hemorrhoids –

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