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[anonanonski]

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Is this because it is tense? Sometimes I feel warm sensation.
Does rectal prolapse starts first with the sphincter getting lower or more pronounced?

Thanks!

[flossy]

To answer you question, I'm not sure, but it might actually be internal and/or external hemorrhoids. (I thought I had the same thing.)

[anonanonski]

To answer you question, I'm not sure, but it might actually be internal and/or external hemorrhoids. (I thought I had the same thing.)

You had the same sensation/feeling?

[flossy]

You had the same sensation/feeling?

No, but I had trouble having BM's and from the outside, I could tell. I had both interior and exterior hemorrhoids, stage 3 or 4 (4 is at bad as they get). 

 

You will probably want to go to a colon/rectal surgeon, see what they think.

[anonanonski]

No, but I had trouble having BM's and from the outside, I could tell. I had both interior and exterior hemorrhoids, stage 3 or 4 (4 is at bad as they get). 
 
You will probably want to go to a colon/rectal surgeon, see what they think.

Why not gastroenterologist?

[flossy]

Why not gastroenterologist?

You could do that too but since I was having an anal problem I went to see an anal-type surgeon.

 

You should definitely get a colonoscopy too, if you haven't had one. If you get put to sleep instead of just on twilight drugs it isn't bad at all. I was out the whole time (they found nothing).

[Belikeb4]

I had colonoscopy as well they didn't found nothing but small internal hemmoroids. But now a about year later I still feel the pressure down there and a difficulty having a full bm. I think it might be a combination of things one of them being a weak pelvic floor