Are there Any Risk or Repercussions from Hemorrhoid Surgery?
Is there is anyone in the medical field or someone who has had to have surgery for hemorrhoids,? If so, please let me know what to expect. This surgery is being performed on an older person/
Are there any serious or minor side affects after the surgery other than the normal pain associated with surgery? Are there any Long Term or Short Term problems that can occur? What is the approximate recovery time? Can it cause any damage such as problems to the bowels or kidneys? Or thing else associated with this type surgery>
Can problems with controlling your bowel become a problem from this surgery?
3 Responses to “Are there Any Risk or Repercussions from Hemorrhoid Surgery?”
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.
Oh my God I truly wish the person underging the surgery the best of luck… it’s gotta be extremely difficult what s/he’s suffering from.
Only know a friend who had that done.
Told me that it was bad enough, but got better after the first bm. Was hell getting through the rocks, tin cans, and broken glass.
my aunt had it done the recovery can be really hard, and painful at first. but gradually it gets better. i hope he/she all the best.