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Have External Hemorrhoid. Red, Itchy, Sticky Skin Around Anus. What Could It Be, Treatment?

I m a 35 male. I have an external haemorrhoid. I used some garlic and later apple vinegar to treat it It s still there but appears to be ok but the skin around it and anus became very itchy. I immediately stop using everything. It s been a week but the skin still slightly itchy and today it feels a bit sticky. Nothing coming out of the anus, just around the anus (skin). I checked the area with mirror and it looks very raw/red.....not sure what it is.
Wed, 29 Aug 2012
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Hello and thanks for posting your posting your query on HCM
I would suggest you to visit a surgeon and get the hemorrhoids treated. They can be successfully treated by surgical removal.
Applying garlic or vinegar will not solve the peoblem.

Thanks and take care
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Have External Hemorrhoid. Red, Itchy, Sticky Skin Around Anus. What Could It Be, Treatment?

Hello and thanks for posting your posting your query on HCM I would suggest you to visit a surgeon and get the hemorrhoids treated. They can be successfully treated by surgical removal. Applying garlic or vinegar will not solve the peoblem. Thanks and take care