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Lets talk Piles, Hemorrhoids and Anal Fissures shall we?

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 04/09/2007 23:06

FUCKING OUCH!

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madamez · 04/09/2007 23:08
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Twinklemegan · 04/09/2007 23:08

Do we have to?!

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 04/09/2007 23:09

Yes

I'd rather not, but its really hurting. I'm dreading each trip to the bathroom.

It's like having given birth all over again.

I'm going to have to go to the docs, arent I?

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Twinklemegan · 04/09/2007 23:14

I'd say so. Have you any idea what's caused it? Not that I'm asking you to go into detail of course

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 04/09/2007 23:14

Nobody cares

Well except Madamez.....

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Twinklemegan · 04/09/2007 23:16

Did we x post? I care too.

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 04/09/2007 23:17

oh, well, you are being polite and pretending to care...that'll do

No idea. Nothing has changed. Bleeds every time now too. [tmi]

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Twinklemegan · 04/09/2007 23:18

Get yourself to the doctors woman! No seriously, you poor thing. It sounds horrible.

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ghosty · 04/09/2007 23:19

VVVQV .... I care darling ... I do ...
I am not good with 'bum' threads as I have been traumatised by the things you mention ...
but I feel your pain you poor love - it is all nasty ......
It was a long time ago, but I had surgery for the last thing you mention on your list - it was, I have to say, the best thing that ever happened to me and I felt like a new woman the minute I woke up from the anaesthetic - and haven't ahd a problem since ...
I still don't like talking aobut bottoms though ...

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oggsfrog · 04/09/2007 23:22

I care.

They're a pain in the arse aren't they

Really. Go to the doctor.

I've had them so bad that I literally couldn't sit down..... I had to kneel.

I've been in hospital with them, and had a nurse come down the ward with a bloody torch to check the outcome of surgery

Get them sorted. They can be the most painful and uncomfortable things ever.

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 04/09/2007 23:22

Thank you folks.

Its been making me feel so miserable the last few days.

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 04/09/2007 23:24

Lol Oggs...its really bummed me out

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oggsfrog · 04/09/2007 23:28

Go to the doctor.
They have some amazing stuff on prescription only, that really works.
I know. [could do with a 'I know what a sore bum really feels like emoticon ]

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 04/09/2007 23:29

Surely its this one?

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oggsfrog · 04/09/2007 23:38

More a kind of this one ???

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madamez · 05/09/2007 00:14

Yes, go to the GP - have you just given birth? Cos I had them too just after DS was born and felt very sorry for myself for a week or so. But if it's longer than that, then you probably need something stronger than the usual ointments.
However, in the meantime, if you don't already have one, get a small rubber ring to sit on - might sound funny but it does help at least to let you sit comfortably on a chair.

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 05/09/2007 00:29

No - my last born is 2.5 yrs!!!!

rubber ring/comfy cushion not doing the trick

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ghosty · 05/09/2007 00:30

Honestly VVV, get an appointment to see the doctor .. get it sorted, you will be so grateful to be painfree I promise.

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hippipotami · 05/09/2007 11:36

I got fissures out of the blue a few years ago (had also not given birth for over 2 years) I ended up putting some germolene cream on it, the one with a anaesthetic in it - to ease the pain. I did take a look first to see if the problem was piles or fissure (squatting over a mirror, tmi )

It was agony for a few weeks, went to the docs who prescribed some cream (can't remember which one) Incidentally, he did not want to look, for which I will forever be gratefull!

Make the appointment VVV, you will feel so much better once you have the proper cream!

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thomcat · 05/09/2007 11:41

You have my sympathy sweet. Gross and unfair part of life that shouldn't be part of life.

I got my first one after DD1's birth. They went. Came back with DD2 and never really, really totally vanished completley. Now 3 weeks off giving birth and they are back.

Anusol doing bugger all.
Went to doctors and was given suppositories on prescription, but they are not inside I have one on the outside and it won't go. don't know what to do next.

I expect to come out of child birth with them, but to go in having them, jesus, I'll be in a mess afterwards.

I remember trying to sit up in bed to breastfeed DD2 and just not being able to!

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 05/09/2007 13:01

Aww thanks you lot.

I feel a great deal better knowing that I am not sooo unusual in not having any 'excuse' to have had them occur.

Will ring the docs in a mo to get an appointment. I need to go to get my repeat prescription for AD's anyway.

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thomcat · 05/09/2007 14:30

My mate has them and she's never even nearly had a child, no excuses needed, oh and I need a certain young man who has never had anything near his bum that isn't supposed to be there and he has them too.

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FloriaTosca · 05/09/2007 14:45

Not suffered them myself but my brother is at the momenton his 3rd week of complete bed rest with prolapsed thrombotic ones!!!!He has had 2 weeks of magnesium sulphate dressings to try to bring down the swelling but has now been told to sit on a sugar poulticewhich is actually having more effect. They will operate immediately they have got them down to a reasonable size! Glad you are getting yourself off to the Drs but to anyone else lurking ..... Heed His Warning; don't leave them 'till they get to that state!!!

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DoubleBluff · 05/09/2007 14:56

Ooh Floria I am clenching in sympathy.
FWIW VVV I am suffering too, not quite as bad as you sound, just an on going throb, feel like I want to push everything back up!! (Sorry TMI Iknow)

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oggsfrog · 05/09/2007 14:59

Thomcat... you need a certain young man who has never had anything near his bum that isn't supposed to be there?? Whatever for?

I'm hoping it was a typo

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