Question 1

My brother has grade 2 internal hemorrhoids with 3 columns and also fatty liver grade 2 with bilirubin at 2.38. He gets slight bleeding during constipation should he consider surgery for the hemorrhoids or is there another way to manage it?

Accepted Answer

Grade 2 internal hemorrhoids can often be managed with diet, hydration, and meds‚Äîsurgery if bleeding persists.

Question 2

I'm really worried because I've been dealing with this piles issue for the past couple of days. The pain is getting unbearable, and I've heard that Meftal Spas 250 mg might help with the pain relief. Is that a good option, or should I consider something else? Can you advise on any other treatments or pain relief methods that might work for piles?

Accepted Answer

I'm sorry to hear you're dealing with piles. Meftal Spas 250 mg can help alleviate pain and discomfort, as it contains an analgesic and antispasmodic. However, it's best to consult with your doctor for a personalized treatment plan and to ensure it's the right option for your condition.

Question 3

My colonoscopy showed a bulging appendix orifice with a small tumor that hasn't grown in two years. Should I keep monitoring it or opt for surgery? I'm worried they might remove my ileocecal valve too since it's close by, and I'm not sure if the tumor is even harmful what's the best move here?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Sx is better option but still for final please consult surgeon for full P/E.

I was diagnosed with an 11mm gall bladder stone last year and currently can't get surgery because of covid. Are there any medicines that can help dissolve the stone or at least manage the pain and vomiting until I can get the operation

Gallstones can sometimes be managed with ursodeoxycholic acid; however, surgery is the definitive treatment once symptoms appear.

More Gastroenterology/GI medicine Health Queries

My brother has grade 2 internal hemorrhoids with 3 columns and also fatty liver grade 2 with bilirubin at 2.38. He gets slight bleeding during constipation should he consider surgery for the hemorrhoids or is there another way to manage it?

My colonoscopy showed a bulging appendix orifice with a small tumor that hasn't grown in two years. Should I keep monitoring it or opt for surgery? I'm worried they might remove my ileocecal valve too since it's close by, and I'm not sure if the tumor is even harmful what's the best move here?

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