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Q: Colon Polyps

asked by: thorabee on January 1st, 2004

New User

I have a problem. When I have a bowel movement after I have a small problem protruding from my anus. If I do not push it back in then it will bleed and be painful if I push it back inside I am fine. However if I have a difficult bowel movement even though I push this protrusion back inside I can have some pain in the anus area for awhile. I keep myself very clean and have lots of sitz baths, sometimes hot baths in epsom salts will relieve the pain. What can I do to get rid of this problem or is surgery the only answer? Embarassed

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Neva Whittaker

replied on January 1st, 2004

Experienced User

Not trying to be rude but if u have a lot of anal sex this is possible but I think that surgery is the only way

Juneflower

replied on May 18th, 2009

New User

Stomach Polyps and weigh loss surgery

I have been approved for Gastric Bypass surgery and was on my last pre-test before the procedure when they found stomach polyps which were removed. Now what options do I have for weight loss surgery?

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