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Hemmoroids?

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mary98122
mary98122

does look like hems or anal skin tags its extremely tender image

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  • kate00603
    kate00603 mary98122

    Posted

    They do look like haemorrhoids, maybe a skin tag left over from an old one that has decreased in size. I would try some ointment to keep them from getting more aggravated, but the most important thing is to avoid straining at all costs. Hope you feel better.

  • Morgan1234
    Morgan1234 mary98122

    Posted

    Those look like skin tags to me! I went years thinking i had external hems and i did not. I had one internal hem and two or three skin tags leftover.

  • mary98122
    mary98122

    Posted

    i am thinking both when i am having bowel movement and then after the pain is intense

    • Morgan1234
      Morgan1234 mary98122

      Posted

      Yes, if there is pressure in the area after a BM, you have a hem. Try ointment to see if it decreases in size. If the others are tags, those wont change until removed by surgery.

  • mary98122
    mary98122

    Posted

    i am thinking both when i am having bowel movement and then after the pain is intense

  • mary98122
    mary98122

    Posted

    i am past the point if being fed up! in 2019 i had a hemorroidectomy then in 2020 i had surgery for a fissure and skin tag removal. then 2 weeksago i had botox for fissure and now hemms again! i have tried everything i dont know what else i can do

    • Morgan1234
      Morgan1234 mary98122

      Posted

      Whats your diet like? Are you putting a lot of pressure when you go to the bathroom?

    • Morgan1234
      Morgan1234 mary98122

      Posted

      Hmm.. maybe a change in diet would help still! my gastro told me to cut out diary and gluten. I find myself struggling with constipation randomly so I have added a lot of fiber too.

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