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I've been in a bit of pain for the last 2 days, when I notcied yesterday a spot like lump has appeared just above from my anus, along my butt crack. I've researched online and several medical sites have advised that it should dissappear after a few days but itself. But the pain is unbearable when sitting or laying and I'm really starting to worry. Anyone know how to reduce the pain. Please
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alice2308 gemma44376
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I posted a few days ago what really helped me. I know I am not the only one as my Mum and my Sister, who got a relief from the same type of pain/ discomfort as you.We all suffer from hemorrhoids and we tried Bioptron Lamp.The pain was gone just after 3rd treatment. I used Bioptron 2 times a day (morning and evening).
I really recommend it as it's great!
I have tried different ointments and tables before but nothing really worked for me.
I also had an operation which I wish I never went through.
I wish you good luck!
rob42298 alice2308
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alice2308 rob42298
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Hi Rob,
The surgery I had was the procedure for Prolapse and Hemorrhoids (PPH). It was supposed to be less invasive and the recovery should be much faster to compare to traditional hemorrhoidectomy (which btw I thought I had that but I checked my notes from post op and it turned out to be PPH). Anyway, the recovery was very long (3 weeks off work!) and I suffered so much during the first month I could barely take it. I would be happy to get over it if it was effective but 3 months later when the swelling went down my problems came back.
When I was discharge ( I was a day case) from the hospital I have been told there is no need for a follow up appointment. At this time I thought that was a good thing but after 3 months you can imagine how disappointed I was going through all that pain and discomfort and not being able to discuss it with my doctor!
I know it is not always the case when the surgery is not successful and for some people it works but if I was about to make the decision again I would never take the risk.
If you are thinking seriously about having a surgery and I can advise you, I think make sure your surgeon is very experience and ask him for % of successful ops he made.
My surgeon was a senior professor from Fulham Hospital but it turned out later the methods he performed on me was fairly new to him. I read a lot about happy patients and this is what encouraged me to have it done. But I didn't do my homework properly as I did not search for reviews when it did go wrong or did not work at all.
I hope this will help you and I wish you good luck!
hurt41383 gemma44376
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it has lidocaine that freezes the pain
sim43 hurt41383
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Can u tell me where did u buy that gel n how much it's cost ?
Is dat really effective for piles.?
Thanx
rostislav16808 gemma44376
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Try HemoSens capsules and gel.
It really helped me with pain and it has long term effect.
rob42298 gemma44376
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