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Suggest Treatment For Hemorrhoids While Experiencing High Fever And Nausea

Posted on Tue, 20 Jun 2017

Question: a month ago after i went to toilet i had pain in my anus because i have hemroid so it was an intense toilet moment and after couple hours i got fever up to 39c for 2 days with lots of anus pain then both fever and anus pain gone today though i had exactly the same after i went to toilet a lot of pain in my hemroid again and couple hours later nausea fever up to 39c and all the sick feelings what could this be?

Answered by Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel (51 minutes later)

Brief Answer:
Inflammatory condition of anal region rather than plain hemorrhoid

Detailed Answer:
Hello Dear
I evaluated your query thoroughly .
* According to your narration , it seems more likely to be inflammatory
condition of the anal region like abscess rather than simple hemorrhoid (
because there is presence of pain with fever )
* Kindly give me further details herewith to guide more precisely
1. presence of hemorrhoids have been diagnosed by any doctor previously or
it is your assumption , since how much period , what symptoms
2. any treatment taken 1 month ago , this condition is since total how much
period
3. type of bowel movements at present - hard / soft , more burning after stool ,
any bleeding with stool
4. overlying skin changes if any as red , hot , painful swelling
5. any weight alterations in 1 month
6. constipation tendency
7. use of tobacco / alcohol
8. involved in any anal sex activity in past anytime ( neglect if not )
9. any other systemic ailment or information you want to share regarding this
Thanks for using Healthcaremagic.com & giving me an opportunity to assist you
in your medical needs .
Awaiting for your details .
Regards .

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Vaishalee Punj

Follow up: Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel (3 hours later)

yes a doctor diagnosed the hemroid long time ago the treatment is fever pills like paracetamol and in 1 or 2 days ik alright very small bleeding now and then in stool i am a bit constipated usually hard stool and i take it down at once im not staying in toilet a lot in 5 seconds i take it all out and im fi ished sometimes is hard as rock someyimes very soft no anal no alcohol or tobaco

Answered by Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel (27 minutes later)

Brief Answer:
Peri anal inflammatory condition , given herewith best guidelines for it .

Detailed Answer:
Hello Dear
Thanks for the details .
* Condition remains as peri anal inflammation most likely .
* Follow certain guidelines as under for better recovery of both current condition
as well as long standing hemorrhoids .
- consume plenty of liquids to help digestion .
- have more amount of green leafy veg , whole grains , organic fruits , cereals,
pulses , legumes , fresh curd to aid in having soft regular evacuations .
- avoid all oily / spicy / non vegetarian stuffs / beverages / junk foods .
- Sitz bath ( sitting in a tub filled with lukewarm water for 10 minutes morning ,
evening & additionally after passing stools ) help in recovery great level ;
application of OTC basis available Xylocaine (2%) jelly over anal part gives
soothing action .
- in our clinic we recommend Ispaghula husk orange granules ( OTC product )
to be consumed one XXXXXXX of 10 gm at night with a glass of lukewarm water
for getting soft bowel movements & further dose adjustments according to the
response .
- You have to consult your doctor for physical examination of the condition with
need of prescription antibiotics & anti inflammatory drugs to recover faster ,
till then can consume Paracetamol as and when required .
- keep the part clean , dry .
- remain ambulatory , regular walking , exercises help .
- avoid exposure to excess heat .
- avoid sitting on hard surfaces for long periods , if required better to use soft
cushions .
Hope this helps you .
Welcome for any further assistance .
Wishing you fine recovery from the same .
Regards dear take care .

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Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Prasad