If I was to get my hemmoroids taken off would they ever come back & would I have health problems?
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I had them removed and I still suffer with new attacks, but it is not that bad. I had colonoscopy's, barium enemas, and surgery.  Many many times.  The solution for me was to regulate my bowels and the strain is gone.  I use a cleansing tea to ease constipation.
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Nope.  I would see a doctor, especially if they don't go away after a few days.  I doubt it'd be something serious but you don't want to take the chance.
862329
thats so not good, why would you do that? im sorry i just had to ask i think you defientley need to speak with whichever kind of doctor gave you those pills and they should have went over how to take them with you more thorougly. taking for at one time can be very damaging towards your body and mess you period up for a while. i think you need to get on the phone with them and find out what to do its there job to tell you how to use them, and your job to read the instructions. k-t and im sorry they went very thorough but atleast now you know
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YES YOU CAN, the reason why you could not be having it could be becuase of the unblanced hormons and you should see your doc, and it does mean that you could be, but it just sounds liek you might need to go back on the pill to get it back on track,teehee
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I will work for a short time, but you can become severely dehydrated as well as addicted to the laxatives, plus when you go off of them, you'll gain the weight back. Try to find a healthy alternative such as eating well and exercising.
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I have heard it is a more difficult recovery as an adult. I know someone who had them out in her mid 20's and it took her a week off work to re-coup and get back. But that was just her; every body is different. \nI may be faced with this myself soon, so I will keep posted to your answers too. Good luck.
89654
That sounds very serious and painful..if I were you I think I would get a second opinion because with all the things that they have in the medical world you may can have them removed by laser surgery...check it out.
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Have the doctor tie rubber bands around them. What it does  is- cuts the blood supply to the hemorroid and it eventually falls off. \nEat lots and lots  of fiber!!
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Cortisone should not be an issue, however, Oxies will be a problem.  They will cause a positive.  Generally speaking if you have a legitimate script from a prescriber, and you tell them ahead of time it is ok.  Maybe they will reschedule, or as long as you told them they will disregard the positive.  In addition to showing positive, they can do a quantitative ratio and also know if you are abusing them!  Like doubling up on your doses, or taking them outside the prescribed range.  So be careful about taking them as prescribed!  As for the actual test, every company has their own policy on what's accepted, so if you tell them about your surgery and your scripts they will decide on proceeding or not.  If they have a "zero" tolerance then you may have to wait.
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Probably not!  Go to a doc!
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I would be concerned and go see a doctor. That doesn't sound good. I had the procedure done about 5 years ago and never had a problem.
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My grandmother used to have those!!!!!!!  They were hanging all over her bathroom!!!  If they came back "in", give me a hysterectomy!!!!!!  I can't imagine such a thing would make a come back!!!!!!!!!!
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normally no. but it will depend on the region and mass that has been taken along with the medicines that you are taking after the operation.\nanyway this is common to many patients which usually gets resolved spontanously with time.\ntake care ,\nmay god help you
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It depends on how tall you are and what your body mass index is.  I'd go in for a physical with your doctor and talk about it.
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Sounds like an allergic reaction. Listen to the doctor...they'll probably go away after discontinuing the meds. It might go away right away, or it might take a couple of days. If they're not gone in 3 days (or if they get worse)... let the doctor know again.
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from experience (with my husband) i would say no never had that problem  ...maybe if you gain so much weight then lost it really fast i would think that the skin would hang like the ones that get surgery but so far mine is intact...lol
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It's not necessarily a question of "coming back," but rather of "was it actually removed."\n\nMore often than not, even well-meaning surgeons do not recognize the disease in all manifestations and/or leave implants behind because they do not feel confident in treating them (for example, on the bowel). \n\nThe other point to consider is whether the disease was treated through ablation or other superficial surgical means (fulguration, coagulation, vaporization, etc.). Studies show if not completely and thoroughly excised (very different from ablation, etc.), symptoms will recur rapidly because the disease was only superficially treated. \n\nBest bet is to seek out a qualified surgeon who treats Endo through surgical excision. Though there is no definitive cure, excision can be highly effective for long term relief.\n\nFeel better and remember you're not alone! \n\nSee\nhttp://www.endocenter.org\nhttp://www.centerforendo.com\nhttp://www.endometriosistreatment.org\nhttp://www.reproductivecenter.com\nhttp://www.adlap.com/endoexcision.htm