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Asking for Mother, Female, 52 years old, Multan

My mother has angina. She took medicine for a month. Now she says her hemorrhoids condition has worsened because of it. Is there a connection? What to do for her discomfort?

Cardiologist in Karachi - Asst. Prof. Dr. Sharwan Bhuro Mal

Asst. Prof. Dr. Sharwan Bhuro Mal - Cardiologist

MBBS, FCPS (Cardiology) , Interventional Fellowship | Karachi

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Visit surgeon and what medicine is she talking?

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2 years ago

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Depends which medicine it was. Nicorandil(anti angina) can cause problems related to bleeding and ulcers. However other anti anginals can sometimes lead to constipation which may aggravate it too. Depends what she is taking.

Cardiologist in Lahore - Dr. Irfan Bhatti

Dr. Irfan Bhatti - Cardiologist

MBBS, FCPS (Cardiology) | Lahore

yes there is connection between angina medicine and haemorrhoids, Blood thinners can worse pre existing hemorrhoids.Your mother should get treated for hemorrhoids a long with some necessary changes in angina medicine.I am happy to advise you further on it.

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2 years ago

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yes...she must be taking blood thinners....like disprin etc. so these medicine worsen hemorrhoids. stop disprin and consult general surgeon.

Cardiologist in Hyderabad - Dr. Adil Azim

Dr. Adil Azim - Cardiologist

MBBS, Diploma in Cardiology | Hyderabad

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follow up with surgeon and what medicine she is taking ,stop blood thinner medicine

Cardiologist in Lahore - Dr. Irfan Bhatti

Dr. Irfan Bhatti - Cardiologist

MBBS, FCPS (Cardiology) | Lahore

For a detailed discussion and to tailor medicine according to her current condition, book your consultation with a cardiologist as well as with a general surgeon. Because of insufficient information on patient disease history (angina) it would be not appropriate to advise the patient regarding medications. However, If she has active bleeding or frequent bleeding she can hold ASP/Clopid immediately, and consult a general surgeon to treat haemorrhoids. Otherwise, seek medical attention from a cardiologist as well as from a gen. surgeon.

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Thank you so much for your advise

2 years ago

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