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Anal lesions from hemorrhoids removal surgery

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Maria33184
Maria33184

I’ve had left over piles/hemorrhoids for a few years now and I’ve been to a private hospital who recommended having anal lesion removal surgery. Has anyone ever had this before? If so is it worth it? Do the bumps completely go? 

Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks! 

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  • debra79586
    debra79586 Maria33184

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    Hi, I have the same. I have some hemorrhoids and skin tags that need attention. I recently had anal fissure surgery but the doctor didn’t want to do it at the same time as it would be too much trauma to the area. So I have to go back to do it. I also need some advice as to recovery and if it does make everything neat again 
  • gia73365
    gia73365 Maria33184

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    Hi Maria,

    Don't do it. I also had a skin tag from an old hemmorrhoid -all external.I had it removed 7 months ago and ended up with an anal fissure from which I am still suffering from. I had LIS surgery so that the fissure would healsince creams and botox did not take the pain away.But mine hasn't heal yet and still in pain.It was been a nightmare. I have been told that the wrong sutures were used, that it was cut at a wrong angle  or that it was caused from the retractor. My advise is don't do it. I totally reqret doing it. 

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