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Kobis Bunga
post Oct 3 2009, 12:06 AM

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QUOTE(yeelin04 @ Oct 2 2009, 11:38 PM)
yah she said yes...

i think lack of water kot...cos she seldom drink water 1... doh.gif

dowan to see doctor can 1 ar??  hmm.gif ....
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Hemorrhoids

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BASIC INFORMATION

DEFINITION

A hemorrhoid is a varicose dilation of a vein of the superior or inferior hemorrhoidal plexus, resulting from a persistent increase in venous pressure. External hemorrhoids are below the pectinate line (inferior plexus). Internal hemorrhoids are above the pectinate line (superior plexus)

SYNONYMS

Piles



Hemorrhoids

EPIDEMIOLOGY & DEMOGRAPHICS

Potential for development of symptomatic hemorrhoids in all adults
PREVALENCE:

Estimated 50% of the adult population in the U.S.
PREDOMINANT SEX:

Males and females affected equally
PHYSICAL FINDINGS & CLINICAL PRESENTATION

• Painless bleeding with defecation; bleeding is bright red and staining on toilet paper
• Perianal irritation
• Mucofecal staining of underclothes
• Acute external hemorrhoids: painful, swollen, and often thrombosed
• Pain on sitting, standing, or defecating (thrombosed hemorrhoid)
• Prolapse
• Constipation
ETIOLOGY

• Low-fiber, high-fat diet
• Chronic constipation and straining with defecation
• High resting anal sphincter pressures
• Pregnancy
• Obesity
• Rectal surgery (i.e., episiotomy)
• Prolonged sitting
• Anal intercourse
DIAGNOSIS

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

• Fissure
• Abscess
• Anal fistula
• Condylomata acuminata
• Hypertrophied anal papillae
• Rectal prolapse
• Rectal polyp
• Neoplasm
WORKUP

• Inspection
• Digital rectal examination
• Anoscopy
• Sigmoidoscopy
TREATMENT

NONPHARMACOLOGIC THERAPY

• Avoidance of constipation and straining with defecation
• Avoidance of prolonged sitting on toilet
• High-fiber diet (20 to 30 g/day)
• Increased fluid intake (6 to 8 glasses of water per day)
• Cleaning with mild soap and water after defecation
• Warm soaks or ice to soothe
• Sitz baths
ACUTE GENERAL Rx

• Fiber supplements to provide bulk (psyllium extracts or mucilloids)
• Medicated compresses with witch hazel
• Topical hydrocortisone (1% to 3% cream or ointment)
• Topical anesthetic spray
• Glycerin suppositories
• Stool softeners
• Surgically remove during first 72 hr after onset
CHRONIC Rx

• Rubber-band ligation
• Injection sclerotherapy
• Photocoagulation
• Cryodestruction
• Hemorrhoidectomy
• Anal dilation
• Laser or cautery hemorrhoidectomy
• Observance for complications: thrombosis, bleeding, infection, anal stenosis or weakness
DISPOSITION

Should resolve, but there is a high rate of recurrence
REFERRAL

To colorectal or general surgeon for any hemorrhoid that does not respond to conservative therapy
PEARLS & CONSIDERATIONS

COMMENTS

• Patients need to understand the importance of a healthy diet, regular exercise, and rectal hygiene.
• Stress the importance of avoiding prolonged sitting and straining on the toilet.
• Stress the need not to defer the urge to defecate.


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I copy this from Ferri's Clinical Advisor 2010, 1st ed

You can go to this Link , But I think you have to have priviliges to view them...
TSyeelin04
post Oct 3 2009, 12:11 AM

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QUOTE(Kobis Bunga @ Oct 3 2009, 12:06 AM)
Hemorrhoids

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  BASIC INFORMATION

DEFINITION

A hemorrhoid is a varicose dilation of a vein of the superior or inferior hemorrhoidal plexus, resulting from a persistent increase in venous pressure. External hemorrhoids are below the pectinate line (inferior plexus). Internal hemorrhoids are above the pectinate line (superior plexus)

SYNONYMS

    Piles
Hemorrhoids

EPIDEMIOLOGY & DEMOGRAPHICS

Potential for development of symptomatic hemorrhoids in all adults
PREVALENCE:

Estimated 50% of the adult population in the U.S.
PREDOMINANT SEX:

Males and females affected equally
PHYSICAL FINDINGS & CLINICAL PRESENTATION

  •    Painless bleeding with defecation; bleeding is bright red and staining on toilet paper
  •    Perianal irritation
  •    Mucofecal staining of underclothes
  •    Acute external hemorrhoids: painful, swollen, and often thrombosed
  •    Pain on sitting, standing, or defecating (thrombosed hemorrhoid)
  •    Prolapse
  •    Constipation
ETIOLOGY

  •    Low-fiber, high-fat diet
  •    Chronic constipation and straining with defecation
  •    High resting anal sphincter pressures
  •    Pregnancy
  •    Obesity
  •    Rectal surgery (i.e., episiotomy)
  •    Prolonged sitting
  •    Anal intercourse
  DIAGNOSIS

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

  •    Fissure
  •    Abscess
  •    Anal fistula
  •    Condylomata acuminata
  •    Hypertrophied anal papillae
  •    Rectal prolapse
  •    Rectal polyp
  •    Neoplasm
WORKUP

  •    Inspection
  •    Digital rectal examination
  •    Anoscopy
  •    Sigmoidoscopy
  TREATMENT

NONPHARMACOLOGIC THERAPY

  •    Avoidance of constipation and straining with defecation
  •    Avoidance of prolonged sitting on toilet
  •    High-fiber diet (20 to 30 g/day)
  •    Increased fluid intake (6 to 8 glasses of water per day)
  •    Cleaning with mild soap and water after defecation
  •    Warm soaks or ice to soothe
  •    Sitz baths
ACUTE GENERAL Rx

  •    Fiber supplements to provide bulk (psyllium extracts or mucilloids)
  •    Medicated compresses with witch hazel
  •    Topical hydrocortisone (1% to 3% cream or ointment)
  •    Topical anesthetic spray
  •    Glycerin suppositories
  •    Stool softeners
  •    Surgically remove during first 72 hr after onset
CHRONIC Rx

  •    Rubber-band ligation
  •    Injection sclerotherapy
  •    Photocoagulation
  •    Cryodestruction
  •    Hemorrhoidectomy
  •    Anal dilation
  •    Laser or cautery hemorrhoidectomy
  •    Observance for complications: thrombosis, bleeding, infection, anal stenosis or weakness
DISPOSITION

Should resolve, but there is a high rate of recurrence
REFERRAL

To colorectal or general surgeon for any hemorrhoid that does not respond to conservative therapy
PEARLS &    CONSIDERATIONS

COMMENTS

  •    Patients need to understand the importance of a healthy diet, regular exercise, and rectal hygiene.
  •    Stress the importance of avoiding prolonged sitting and straining on the toilet.
  •    Stress the need not to defer the urge to defecate.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________-

I copy this from Ferri's Clinical Advisor 2010, 1st ed

You can go to this Link , But I think you have to have priviliges to view them...
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thanks...means it shud be hemmorrhoids.....like that also not so scared.. sweat.gif
Kobis Bunga
post Oct 3 2009, 12:19 AM

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Cancer like post before is not likely, because your sis still young...

And can practice those that advised i.e:

• Avoidance of constipation and straining with defecation
• Avoidance of prolonged sitting on toilet
• High-fiber diet (20 to 30 g/day)
• Increased fluid intake (6 to 8 glasses of water per day)
• Cleaning with mild soap and water after defecation
• Warm soaks or ice to soothe
• Sitz baths

Hope this help...

Whatever it is, I think consulting a doctor is the best thing to do.

And prepare with some info beforehand make it better... thumbup.gif thumbup.gif thumbup.gif thumbup.gif
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post Oct 3 2009, 12:22 AM

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QUOTE(Kobis Bunga @ Oct 3 2009, 12:19 AM)
Cancer like post before is not likely, because your sis still young...

And can practice those that advised i.e:

•    Avoidance of constipation and straining with defecation
  •    Avoidance of prolonged sitting on toilet
  •    High-fiber diet (20 to 30 g/day)
  •    Increased fluid intake (6 to 8 glasses of water per day)
  •    Cleaning with mild soap and water after defecation
  •    Warm soaks or ice to soothe
  •    Sitz baths

Hope this help...

Whatever it is, I think consulting a doctor is the best thing to do.

And prepare with some info beforehand make it better... thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif
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thank you so much..... biggrin.gif


Kobis Bunga
post Oct 3 2009, 12:24 AM

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You're welcome.. biggrin.gif biggrin.gif biggrin.gif
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post Oct 3 2009, 12:34 AM

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wow. I happened to have the same thing. But my stool is yellow only that sometimes I found fresh red blood stain on paper for first few wipes. After that no more blood. Sometimes a bit itchy. I think I'm dehydrated as well but I eat a lot of veggies sad.gif
Kobis Bunga
post Oct 3 2009, 12:54 AM

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Sometimes, blood can't be seen. But if you do occult stool test, there's blood in there...
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post Oct 3 2009, 01:03 PM

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QUOTE(Kobis Bunga @ Oct 3 2009, 12:54 AM)
Sometimes, blood can't be seen. But if you do occult stool test, there's blood in there...
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Sometimes got a bit blood only. Usually occurs in the last drop of stool. Wow scary of the thought of colon cancer as its symptoms normally bloody stool. shocking.gif
Joey Christensen
post Oct 3 2009, 04:18 PM

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Go for endoscope. Let the "eye" do the checking.

Regards, Joey
mchlkeys
post Oct 15 2009, 02:41 PM

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remember dont too hot spice food , drink more water is best .
mabye u can try "ma guang" at puchong , subang. docot is "ong jin ru"
cant go wetern doctor operation!
cos my father's friend go operation , after then he cant control poo. few year ago he dead himself.


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post Aug 12 2010, 09:50 PM

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Hi everyone, I am writing here to share with you all some health tips. If you find that you are bleeding after going to toilet, pls take this seriously as firstly that part is one of the most dirty places on our body where it is full of bacteria and secondly it is very difficult for the wound to recover as we need to poo almost everyday.

I would like to share some of my past experience. I had this so called Lactose Intolerance during my Uni life where i tend to have diarrhoea each time i ate something that contains lactose for example milk and biscuits. The doc just gave me ANTI DIARRHOEA pills. I use that pills for almost one month and later on to find out that I started to feel pain and bleed each time after poo. The harden stool has eventually caused the inner tissue to get torn. For your information, the unbearable PAIN after poo is due to the wound that is in the stool passage near the opening.

This is not the end yet, bout one and a half year later, I found out that I had this so called ANAL FISTULA due to the wound that DIDNT heal but then deteriorate as time goes by. This was the real nightmare. Ppl used to say, "You wont sit even if I gave you the King's Chair for you to sit on". This is true as I felt it myself. For those who had no idea what is this you may check in the net. At last i was cured by a chinese doc in KL. My advice for you is do not go for Operation at hospital. The chances of recurring is almost 85 %. This Anal Fistula has to be treated up to the root. This is the common term in chinese. A friend of my sister has been treated for Anal Fistula at a well known hospital and later to find out 1 month later that her Anal Fistula reoccured.

Just PM me if you wish to know more on how to cure Anal Fistula.

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post Aug 13 2010, 01:51 PM

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Fresh blood in the poo are usually caused by Hemorrhoids, if the poo is charcoal black, that you have to worry.
Don't have to worry and Just get it checked
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post Aug 13 2010, 10:38 PM

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ask her drink fruit juice with fiber --- use blender not juice extractor


this should able to help a bit cause got fiber can help constipation
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post Aug 14 2010, 04:10 AM

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Its haemorrhoids.

Must avoid makanan pedas.

Also must drink alot of water.

And eat fibre for healthy stool.
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post Nov 12 2017, 12:47 PM

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QUOTE(mchlkeys @ Oct 15 2009, 02:41 PM)
remember dont too hot spice food ,  drink more water is best .
mabye u can try "ma guang" at puchong , subang. docot is "ong jin ru"
cant go wetern doctor operation!
cos my father's friend go operation , after then he cant control poo. few year ago he dead himself.
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hi, i had the operation one month ago and not able to fully control my poo, sometimes when i sit i have stool leak, i am also having to end my life everyday. i am crying each day.

the western surgery completely ruin a person’s life.

do u know where did your father’s fren did the surgery?





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QUOTE(d9876543211 @ Aug 12 2010, 09:50 PM)
Hi everyone, I am writing here to share with you all some health tips. If you find that you are bleeding after going to toilet, pls take this seriously as firstly that part is one of the most dirty places on our body where it is full of bacteria and secondly it is very difficult for the wound to recover as we need to poo almost everyday.

I would like to share some of my past experience. I had this so called Lactose Intolerance during my Uni life where i tend to have diarrhoea each time i ate something that contains lactose for example milk and biscuits. The doc just gave me ANTI DIARRHOEA pills. I use that pills for almost one month and later on to find out that I started to feel pain and bleed each time after poo. The harden stool has eventually caused the inner tissue to get torn. For your information, the unbearable PAIN after poo is due to the wound that is in the stool passage near the opening.

This is not the end yet, bout one and a half year later, I found out that I had this so called ANAL FISTULA due to the wound that DIDNT heal but then deteriorate as time goes by. This was the real nightmare. Ppl used to say, "You wont sit even if I gave you the King's Chair for you to sit on". This is true as I felt it myself. For those who had no idea what is this you may check in the net. At last i was cured by a chinese doc in KL. My advice for you is do not go for Operation at hospital. The chances of recurring is almost 85 %. This Anal Fistula has to be treated up to the root. This is the common term in chinese. A friend of my sister has been treated for Anal Fistula at a well known hospital and later to find out 1 month later that her Anal Fistula reoccured. 

Just PM me if you wish to know more on how to cure Anal Fistula.
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pm you. or please reply here if you read this
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post Nov 12 2017, 12:53 PM

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When you pee or shit blood.

Fucking go to the clinic laaaa >_>


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post Nov 12 2017, 01:00 PM

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pls bring ur sis to consult a doctor asap. get it diagnosed and get the appropriate treatment. better sooner than later...
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post Nov 21 2017, 03:49 PM

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Me too.. Last year,went to hospital, they say worst haemoroid, need operation... Then, my parent try to find another alternatif... thanks god, i got eating pill, and well in a week,,ahhaha


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