What to do about thrombossed external hemorrhoid?
I have had this for over a week now and I just want it gone.
I am active duty military and got it checked out at the clinic and received the diagnosis and refferal to a general surgeon to have it removed. I cant go to the surgeon until at least 10 days until the refferall goes through and at that point its still just a consult. My window for treatment is getting small as I go on deployment training orders in less than 2 weeks and missing any training for the surgery or recovery could prevent me from deploying.
The doctor at the clinic said thehemorrhoidd may burst and that would relieve the pain but may cause itching. Im really considering bursting it my self to speed up recovery and get rid of the pain. Anyone ever done this? If not what has surgery and recovery been like? Only respond if you have first hand knowledge. I have searched for days on the internet and know whats out there, some of it just seems conflicting.
Tagged with: deployment • diagnosis • hand knowledge • refferal
Filed under: Hemorrhoid Questions
angie (68)
I had hemorrhoids and i think i got mine from my very bad diet. I constantly had constipation or hard stools. There were times that the pain felt crippling. Sometimes i would even have pain when im sleeping and it would just come on all the sudden. First it would start in the rectal area and even move into my legs. I guess it was because of the nerves in that area or the body.
I solved this problem naturally and it was the first time i ever tried a natural cure. I am normally very skeptical but the pain was way worst than the money it would cost to find out if it worked or not. So i tried it and it says it cure most people withing 48 hours but it didn’t cure me that fast. although i will say that i noticed a huge difference right away it took about a 3 full days to feel like they were completely gone.