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Is this normal?
by: Stephanie on Wed, Aug 27 2008

I am a 43 year female. I had a stage four thrombosed roids that sent me to the ER. The largest (about the size of the end of my thumb)of the two was evacuated, supposedly the other was “okay”. The next day, it too became thrombosed. A week later, 8/8/08, I had a hemorrhoidectomy. I was under general anesthesia and have no idea what type of surgery it was.

It has been 18 days. Though still in some pain and drip-dropping blood, I tried to go back to work yesterday, 8/25. Today, I am back in the bed with swelling and more pain than seems reasonable. It feels as if I have a firm mass in my perianal area. Is this normal?

August 2008

Is this normal? - by Stephanie - (Wed, Aug 27 2008)
I am a 43 year female. I had a stage four thrombosed roids that sent me to the ER. The largest (about the size of the end of my thumb)of the two was evacuated, supposedly the other was “okay”. [more..]
god give me strength!! - by Janet - (Mon, Aug 18 2008)
I am a 45 yo who finally got through the embarrassment and went to a highly recommended GI doctor at my hospital (I am an RN) I apparently had both internal & external roids. I mostly was embarrassed by the hygiene part of it…had the surgery a week ago today..I had fully intended to return to work today, but am again on my couch. [more..]

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