Bro, usually when it starts to bleed, how many days it took to finally stop bleeding?

i took med normally 1-2 days but u need to drink alot water and eat soft food to avoid hurting it.

Just stumbled onto this message. Bro, you need to check yourself into hospital and get a few pints topped up… and the damn piles resected.

How are you bro? Operation done already?

done already few years back... I used laser method. So far until today no issue with hemorrhoids.

Good for you.
I am having recurring piles at stage 3 to 4 that I may need to have an operation if it turns worse.
Done staple surgery 20 years ago but it came back due to conspitation and sometimes diarrea. Those caused stress on bowel and intestine.

May you share your expeience post surgery?
How long was the pain last?
Between 1 to 10, what was the pain level?

go for laser, pain still ok, after 1 week, pain gone. Before laser, i used to tie method, but not successful. Laser operation heal faster.

Hi all...stumbled onto this topic. Just like to offer my 2sen. Both banding and laser will have relapse. Only way to reduce the occurrences are keeping the stool soft but not too soft because even cirit birit will cause hems to bleed.

Apart from lots of water, vege and fruits, for me I need to take daily dosages of Psyllium Husk. Depends on your food intake, if that meal totally no fiber, after the meal take 2 tea spoon of the husk mixed in water. Otherwise, just one teaspoon is good. Best let it dissolve in water for 5 mins, it will become like jellyish....just like chia seed...Can mixed with any other drinks as it is tasteless.

Now i live by this stuff, together with my 8th yrs old son...as he always has get hard stool, husks really helping him go toilet.

Hope this thing can help others.

hi bro, may I know the cost for laser treatment?

If u wanna do it, do it when u are young
Hemmor once got ad, wont disappear one until u potong it..
Taking meds only will help alleviate.. tat hemmo still there one

Dont wait till old only do if u ok

This post has been edited by Boomwick: Nov 6 2024, 10:00 AM

not all need to operate.... some just need to push back in

I used insurance to cover. I think around few thousand but cant remember exact amount.