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Can Hemorrhoids Cause Urination Difficulty With Lack Of Pressure?

hey ive had hemmoroids come n go for a few months now. I have realized that my urine pressure is very weak, even when i really gotta go there is very little pressure. Anyway im wondering if the hemmoroids could be causing this or if i have an entirely different problem
Fri, 26 Dec 2014
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First of all I would like to say, if you have haemorrhoids then you must visit a surgeon and get his opinion regarding its management. Depending on several factors there are mainly two modes of treatment for this. One is sclerotherapy and the other is surgery.
Secondly, regarding your present concern I would like to assure you that there is no such link between this two conditions. Your urinary problem is probably due to a prostatic enlargement(may be age related) or due to a neurogenic bladder condition(outcome of some other diseases like Diabetes or trauma to the spinal cord). Both this conditions need medical attention for further evaluation and management.
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Can Hemorrhoids Cause Urination Difficulty With Lack Of Pressure?

Hello First of all I would like to say, if you have haemorrhoids then you must visit a surgeon and get his opinion regarding its management. Depending on several factors there are mainly two modes of treatment for this. One is sclerotherapy and the other is surgery. Secondly, regarding your present concern I would like to assure you that there is no such link between this two conditions. Your urinary problem is probably due to a prostatic enlargement(may be age related) or due to a neurogenic bladder condition(outcome of some other diseases like Diabetes or trauma to the spinal cord). Both this conditions need medical attention for further evaluation and management.