Ok so me and my bf have just started having anal sex, we were both virgins. The first time we did it, a few days later i noticed an external hemorrhoid. It did not cause any pain or bleeding and it went away in about 3 days. A week later we had sex again and the next day i noticed that the hemorrhoid came back. Still it does not hurt or bleed. Is this happening just because my body is not used to it? Is it safe to continue to have sex after it goes away or should we stop completely? We used condoms and lube as well. Any ideas what we could be doing wrong?

I have my bleeding for three weeks now. Went to dr last week, he said it was hemorrhoids and gave me cream to put on them and I got better from the bleeding for a few days and now this morning it bleed pretty good, but also my poo was kinda hard. Should I see my dr again you think, or is it to soon?
very funny sudds.

Over the last few days i’ve developed what i think is a hemorrhoid, Its soft and squishy and harder in another area and its just poking out of my anus. It however is causing severe severe pain to the point where i can barely sit and earlier when i went to the toilet i noticed light colored blood which im assuming is from the hemorrhoid. So i was wondering how i can go about dealing with it ? AND please dont offer your retarded herbal remedies, for .99…..it only aggravates me.

Thank you.

p.s. I’m only 18

I went to the washroom and everything felt fine no pain nor strain during my bowel movement, but I looked down in the toilet and it was just bright red, then when I wiped my bottom the toilet paper was pure blood. I had not ingest beets, tomatoes or any sort of supplements, so i went to a walk in clinic, the doctor asked me some questions, touched my belly and asked me for a urine sample, then she wrote up a prescription and referred me to the ER in case it happens again. 2 days later (I was constipated) I finally have bowel movements and so I check in the toilet, again bright red so I went to the ER. The doc from ER took blood samples (results were normal) and examined my rectum..both doctors I went to believe it was "most likely" internal hemorrhoids but isn’t that suppose to hurt ? I felt no pain at all and had not been constipated till these past 2 days…I am just frustrated that they haven’t told me specifically what is wrong with me instead just the possibilities (colon cancer is ruled out since I am only 20) and keep sending me home with prescriptions and tell me to wait a few days exactly how long am I suppose to keep monitoring myself when there is an alarming amount of blood that keeps reappearing. Does anyone know what is wrong with me?

I hope someone out there can give me some advice/insight…
Approx 3.5 weeks ago (after some heavy lifting- moving furniture) I developed a very painful hemorrhoid, I experience some bleeding. After 4 days I went to the doctor (a dr i have never been too and would not prefer to go back to – did not seem to know what she was talking about). Based on a visual exam (pain was too intense to do any further exam) She told me that I was experiencing both hemorrhoids and anal fissures. She had to call in another dr (who did not examine me), he prescribed proctosol hc 2.5% and recommended stool softeners and sitz baths. A follow up appointment was not recommended or scheduled. It has been 12 days since that appointment- while I am much better than I was I am still experiencing moderate to severe pain 90% of the time. The problem felt like it was on my left side, over the last few days I have started to experience mild pain/discomfort on the left side of my vagina, my perineum also appears swollen and is somewhat tender. Deification has improved, it is not regular yet and pain is increased afterward.
Should I been 100% better at this point – is it normal to take nearly a month to recover from something like this or could there be something more serious going on? I have experienced hemorrhoids only once before – mild pain, went away in a few days. I am otherwise in good health and shape. I hope that someone as some legitimate advise – aside from "go back to the doctor"
Thank you