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toomuchpain · 21/04/2008 15:45

Very embarrassing but got very bad piles and in agony. Any advice on how to cope (can't get doctor's appointmetn til tomrrow afternoon).

Feeling very sorry for myself !

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avenanap · 21/04/2008 15:47

Sit on a rubber ring/loads of cushions in a circle shape to keep the pressure off. I have been told that rubbing the area with something cold should help. Poor you!

YouNeverKnow · 21/04/2008 15:47

oooooohhh i have sever sympathy i had these bad with my last dd2. warm flannel and doc asap i found good

mine got to the point that they bled alot

what cream do you have if any?

toomuchpain · 21/04/2008 15:48

Thanks fo r the replies.

No cream yet - do they actually work?

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emma1977 · 21/04/2008 15:51

Wrap an ice cube in kitchen roll/toilet paper and push as close to your anus as you can bear. Allow to melt.

Get some anusol, keep it in the fridge and apply a bit after each time you poo or every 4 hours.

toomuchpain · 21/04/2008 15:59

Thanks will do - thanks for the advice. Poor ice cube!

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toomuchpain · 22/04/2008 00:42

bump. desperately need more advice -please

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pinkyminky · 22/04/2008 00:46

The anusol cream and supositry work really well. Can you send someone to 24hr tesco or chemist?

madamez · 22/04/2008 01:12

Definitely a rubber ring to sit on (kids swimming band will do). Or you could sit on a packet of frozen peas (you might want to make it the value ones and not put them back in the freezer afterwards). Anusol or Prep H or whatever do work. And I'm sorry to hear you are suffering, have been there after DS was born, it's not funny at all when it's you it's happening to.

nappyaddict · 22/04/2008 02:55

who remembers the bottom surgery thread

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