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No, they cannot. However, the symptoms—particularly the bleeding during bowel movements—are similar. Therefore, you should definitely seek medical attention to rule out this more sinister possibility.
These creams only aid in temporary relief from symptoms such as pain and itching. However, they will require regular application in order to provide constant relief; and more importantly, they do not reduce the size of the haemorrhoid or make it go away.
In most cases of piles surgery, people with office-based jobs (that do not require much movement) may be able to return after a few days to a week of rest.
They occur in men and women at the same rate.
Yes, because the excess weight translates into extra pressure being placed on the abdomen and rectum. This is why weight loss (if one is overweight) is one of the recommended ways to reduce the chances and severity of piles.
Hygiene at the wound area is of utmost importance. A gentle wash with warm water is recommended. Do not use soap until the wound has healed, and gently pat dry the area after showering.
Yes, they can. However, you can reduce the chances of that happening by staying hydrated and eating fibre-rich foods to soften stools, thus keeping constipation and straining at bay.
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Gleneagles Medical Centre, 6 Napier Road, #03-13, Singapore 258499
Tel: +65 6475 5512