
Suggest Treatment For Internal Hemorrhoids And Red Spot On Colons

Temporary situation, will be resolved if do right things
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Hi my dear,
I am sorry for the situation your husband is going through.
Pain is often a fastidious symptom of hemorrhoids and anal fissure.
This is because the anal mucosa is torn/damaged. He might have been suffering of severe constipation which has been caused him to strain at the extend of causing anal fissure.
This hemorrhoid is small in size, and does not explain the pain he is having.
If the surgeon did not operate, it means that he does not need it.
Further investigations are advised to rule out other inflammatory bowel disease including colonoscopy, and blood works.
For the moment, the very first thing is to prevent constipation and excessive straining.
encourage him to :
- increase water intake
- have more fiber rich foods like prunes, pear, figs, etc.
- fiber supplements containing psyllium can help
- take laxatives and stool softeners like lactulose
until you see GI specialist.
This is a temporary situation although painful.
Wish fast recovery!
Dr.Klerida


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Detailed Answer:
HI back XXXX
After seeing the photos that you have uploaded I would like to say that:
1. Your husband has external hemorrhoids that explain the anal discomfort
2. I can't see anal fissure but since he has discharged this is a sing of anal sphincter damage; probably form anal fissure.
3.With regards to half dollar size red hot spot on large colon may be rectal solitary ulcer/M. Crohn. Discus with your GI about cortisone use.
If I have Colonoscopy report I would give an accurate opinion to this finding.
For the moment keep going with preparation H and avoid constipation.
Wishing you all the best.
Dr.Klerida


My husband and I have no clue what this all means after leaving the doctors office. Hes terrified and myself trying tl be strong in the Lord and remain in prayer.
So theres a chance the hemrhoid can go bavk in on its on even after almost 3weeks? He said its his only discomfort with some discharge of course.
At this point his doctor is referring him to someone else. And that is why we are concerned. He has had so many creams to include nitro, anal pram and prepH, Tucks and sitz bath. He's thinking of retiring from his job now. Should he hold off a lottle longer, give it some time? We just dont know what to do.
The info you e shared has helped greatly! And he appreciates it as well. Thank you so so much again!
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Detailed Answer:
Hi back,
Focal active colitis are inflammatory changes of colon mucosa and is suggestive for acute self limited/infectious colitis (acute bacterial infection of the colon.
It also may include some cases of treated ulcerative colitis, Crohn colitis, ischemia, NSAID related colitis.
By the definition it's clear that this isn't a disease. It's only an endoscopic/biopsy finding and is mostly related to acute bacterial infection.
Your husband hemorrhoids will be healed with proper treatment. He should have more patience because everything it's going to be normal again.
Hope this was of help!
Wish you health!
Dr. Klerida


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Detailed Answer:
Hi back,
It’s nice to hear that my advices were well appreciated and help relieve your husband concerns.
Now let me answer to your queries.
1. The endoscopic findings (especially focal active colitis) aren’t sexually transmitted and you shouldn’t worry about that.
2. Only in rare cases focal active colitis may be an early sign for Chrohn disease or ulcerative colitis. This is why it’s important to continue with regularly follow ups with your gastroenterologist (every one year).
Hope this will be of help!
Wish you health!
Dr. Shehu
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