- male
- 40 Years
- 14/08/2025
I had surgery for external piles 5 years ago but lately I've been feeling mucus around my anal area - could this be internal piles? How can I check if it's internal piles or something else?
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Chronic fistula with pus and itching usually requires surgery for permanent cure.Natural or non-surgical treatments may offer temporary relief but often fail to close the tract completely.
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I'm really worried because my husband and I tried anal sex recently, and it was super painful the first time, so I had to stop. Now, the next day, I've noticed a fleshy lump around the wrinkles of my anus, and it's really painful. It's messing with my normal activities. What should I do about it?
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Can piles be treated without surgery? I'm experiencing severe pain and bleeding during bowel movements and looking for homeopathic treatment options. Are there any good homeopath doctors you'd recommend for piles?
Yes, piles (hemorrhoids) can often be treated effectively without surgery, especially in the early stages or with milder symptoms. Non-surgical treatments include lifestyle changes, home remedies, and various medical procedures. If you are experiencing severe pain, it's important to consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment plan
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