Is this an emergency?

Most cases are not emergencies, but new severe pain, high fever, heavy bleeding or rapidly worsening symptoms need urgent care.

Many patients improve without surgery; the decision depends on examination findings and how symptoms respond to initial treatment.

Diseases

External vs Internal Hemorrhoids: Key Differences

Updated 2026-06-264 min read

External hemorrhoids cause pain when thrombosed; internal ones more often bleed painlessly.

External hemorrhoids cause pain when thrombosed; internal ones more often bleed painlessly.

Warning signs include persistent symptoms, bleeding, fever or progressive changes — these warrant timely medical assessment.

Treatment is individualised after examination. Most patients benefit from conservative steps first; some require an in-office procedure or surgery.

Op.Dr.Gökhan ATEŞ provides individual evaluation in Antalya.