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What are thrombosed hemorrhoids? ... External hemorrhoids can become thrombosed (develop blood clots inside) and become very tender. Large blood clots can produce pain with walking, sitting or passage of stool. It is not clear why healthy people ... What treatments are available for thrombosed external hemorrhoids?
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Office Procedures forms on hemorrhoidectomy for thrombosed external hemorrhoids are provided on pages 1635, 1636 and 1639. A patient information handout on hemorrhoidectomy is provided on page 1641.; A PDF version of this document is available.
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What I am wondering is that all the information I find says that thrombosed hemorrhoids are painful, but this is not painful just irritating as it feels like a 'foriegn' object (ie I can noticeably feel it when I sit down, but it isn't painful).
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Skin tags from old thrombosed external hemorrhoids ... Perrotti P, Antropoli C, Molino D, et al. Conservative treatment of acute thrombosed external hemorrhoids with topical nifedipine. Dis Colon Rectum. Mar 2001;44(3):405-9. [Medline].
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Any concern that the lesion may not be a thrombosed external hemorrhoid (including a painless rectal mass, since thrombosed external hemorrhoids are painful)
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You have a thrombosed external hemorrhoid. This is a hemorrhoid with a blood clot that can be seen and felt under the skin around your anus. It is usually moderately to severely painful. These hemorrhoids often occur with chronic constipation, diarrhea, or pregnancy, but they can also appear on their own.
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This is called thrombosed external hemorrhoids, and it swells up and hurts as a result of a thrombosis, a clot that the blood hardens at the external hemorrhoids near the exit of the anus. The pain will continue for a few days, or about a week at most.
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None of the OTC treatment methods listed above will be effective for thrombosed hemorrhoids (click here to review thrombosed hemorrhoids). These clotted hemorrhoids are always very hard, have a smooth black or purple surface, and feel like a growth coming from the anus.
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www.quickcare.org/gast/hemorrhoids.html
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