bleeding hemorrhoid/anal fissure?
Mynameisrivate asked:
Over the past weekend and early in the week, I suffered from food poisoning. As a result, I now have what seems to be pretty bad hemorrhoids/anal fissures. I haven’t looked but it seems that the entire rim of my **** is swollen. Pain is not as much of an issue, as that I can deal with, but it is the bleeding. For the past 2-3 days, it has been bleeding consistently. Not a lot on a regular basis, just more as if it is completely raw, like a bad scrape. I’ve tried sitz baths, neosporin, ice packs, and resting on my stomach as treatment.
The pain has dramatically declined, so I have a feeling it is working somewhat, but the bleeding has not. I have yet to try Tucks pads as I have seen recommended, are they really the best way to help stop the bleeding and are there other home remedies to stop it?
Edit: I can pretty much tell the bleeding is externally and not internally as the pattern of blood spots on toilet paper matches up with swollen areas around my ****.
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5 Responses to “bleeding hemorrhoid/anal fissure?”
Hemorrhoids or Piles as they are often called in the UK, are swellings on the inside of the anal canal, the short, muscular tube that connects the rectum with the anus. They are round swellings that can reach the size of a grape. They are not varicose veins. Here are few of the questions frequently asked about hemorrhoids - responses are by other readers. None of the answers are intended to constitute medical advice, so please consult your medical practitioner before trying anything out.
July 5th, 2009 at 5:12 am
Gosh, I’m really sorry, that can’t be fun. the first thing I think you should do is see a doctor becasue maybe the bleeding is from the inside of your rectum. Good luck.
July 6th, 2009 at 3:51 am
annusol hemmorhoidal suppositories will turn the trick for you
July 7th, 2009 at 8:22 pm
agree with rn – get the anusul that you stick up your bum.
they contain a steroid which will shrink the tissue back.
you can massage them with a moist wipe and try to push them back in also.
witch hazel is also good for shrinking them but it stings a little.
its unusual to have roids after food poisoning unless you were straining a lot to poo, as they usually come after constipation, so if they persist then see a doc
July 9th, 2009 at 8:23 am
The itching and burning caused by haemorrhoids can make it difficult to sit still. How can you ease the discomfort and fight flare-ups? According to research or other evidence, the following self-care steps may be helpful:
Keith Woolley
July 10th, 2009 at 3:39 am
Get Rue Care Oil available on line – it stops bleeding and is great for treatment of hemorrhoids and fissure.