what can be done for hemorrhoid at anus along with pain in inner thigh muscles?
hello doctor,
i have hemorrhoid at the anus along with pain in inner thigh muscles.
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i guess you do not have pain at anus while passing stools. is there anything which comes out of anus during straining? it is better to get it confirmed by a local doctor by examination regarding the diagnosis.
hemorrhoids as such are not life-threatening. the problems associated are bleeding and sometimes pain. permanent treatment is surgical removal. however, it can be well controlled. firstly, you should avoid straining at any cost while passing stools. straining will increase them and also lead to bleeding. so it should be avoided.
next thing is your stool should be soft so as reduce the damage, bleeding and need for straining. for that, you should eat high fiber diets like fruits apple, banana, oranges, and green leafy vegetables like spinach, raw cucumber. avoid smoking, refined food, fatty and oily food. you should have plenty of fluids and regular exercises. also, you should have isabgol powder two tablespoons bedtime to maintain stool soft. alternatively, you may have a syrup like lactulose 15 to 30 ml bedtime to maintain your stool soft. if there is a pain, then you can apply 2 % lidocaine gel before each stool so as relieve pain.
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your condition is likely surgical. you may require a tibiotalar fusion to complete the pantalar arthrodesis or an ankle replacement. before going for these drastic measures i feel it is reasonable to consider an arthroscopic debridement of the joint, getting rid of the osteophytes on the front of the ankle and stabilizing the peroneals. the ankle joint tolerates arthritis far better than the hip or the knee. there is no perfect answer but you should always try being as least aggressive as possible. best of luck! it's likely either a thromboses hemorrhoid with the surface slightly ulcerated, if so it will resolve on it's own or it's a small perianal abscess which if draining will also likely resolve. if your symptoms persist for more than a few weeks or recur see your doc. see more... Hello,



  

Complaints of pain radiating from the lower abdomen to the anus and buttocks can be based on several medical conditions such as:







  

If you are a woman, it can be related to disorders / problems in the reproductive system such as symptoms related to menstruation, ovulation, pregnancy outside the womb, symptoms of miscarriage, endometriosis, fibroid tumors in the uterus, infection / cervical cancer, inflammation of the fallopian tubes, diseases sexually transmitted infections that infect the uterus and symptoms of uterine cancer. In addition to complaints of lower abdominal pain, reproductive problems will usually be accompanied by other complaints such as vaginal discharge, abnormal menstrual cycles, and pain during sexual intercourse.



  

Other problems such as abdominal muscle injury/bruising, intestinal infections, appendicitis, bladder and kidney infections/stones/tumors, and hip fractures.











Complaints of lower abdominal pain that you feel when you stand up and will sit may be related to abdominal muscle contractions. However, more detailed medical questions and answers are needed, direct physical examination. So check with your doctor to make sure what medical conditions you are experiencing.



  

If the doctor suspects a serious medical condition, the doctor may suggest additional tests such as blood tests, vaginal mucus examination (if you have vaginal discharge), abdominal X-ray or abdominal ultrasound. The doctor will determine the most appropriate treatment based on your disease.



  

To relieve pain, you should avoid strenuous physical activity and lifting heavy objects, and drink adequate amounts of water. Practice a healthy lifestyle consistently to avoid disease.



  

You can read more about Lower Abdominal Pain here.



  

That's the information we can share, hopefully it helps you.



  

Best regards, Dr Caecilia Haryu Aryapti. Hi Lydia,



If you feel pain or aches in your neck when you move your neck muscles, then the possible causes are:



Previous injury, impact Muscle strain Pinched nerve Neck joint damage Arthritis Fibromyalgia Meningitis, etc. If the condition does not improve within a few days, we strongly recommend that you take him to be examined immediately by a doctor, especially if it is coupled with other symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, swelling , fever.



Several types of examinations that may be performed are: CT scan, EMG, lumbar puncture, blood test, and X-ray.



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