Post haemarroid removal

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Hi 

I’ve got my external haemarroids removed 8 days ago. I have opened my bowels twice, however this is what my anus looks like now, it looks like there are new haemarroids ? In fact it looks way worse than before the surgery.  Not too painful but bleeds when I have a bowel movement. 

Follow up was yesterday with a nurse, that said the surgeon is in surgery so I’ll see him in 2 weeks when swelling goes down. 

Someone please reassure me! 

Tried to upload photos but I can’t, basically there are 2 2cm little balloons, one looks like filled with puss

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  • Posted

    If one looks like it’s filled with pus, I wouldn’t wait 2 weeks—i’d go somewhere NOW.  If the nurse looked at it and didn’t see need to have you seen right away, did she offer any advice or consolation at all?
    • Posted

      She just said it’s not red or hot so doesn’t look infected. It’s like a rubber ball when I touch it and yellow in colour with a small wound next to it where the haemarroid was removed. I don’t know whether it’s another haemarroid ? It’s not painful. 

      Thanks for the reply 

    • Posted

      Ok, I’m not a medical person. But: I asked dr. Google who said its part of the healing process.  These little pus/fluid filled sacs can hang on for awhile and can leak.  Try sitz baths (which I assume you are doing anyway. They are not infections, they do go away eventually; they show up at the surgical site.  

  • Posted

    I would advise you (once getting checked out by a Dr) to get a toilet stool to put your feet up on while going to the loo. It puts you in a more natural position and can help prevent straining/ piles/ fissures. You can buy fairly cheaply on internet. I’ve been using one for the last 7 months and have found it to be a complete cure. I even have a folding portable one that I keep in the back of the car and take on holiday. I can’t recommend them highly enough. It’s been a real life changer. 

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