A 32-year-old male patient presented with complaints of bloody stools and a lump the size of a kidney bean that could be pushed in. The patient has had this condition for 5 years and it has worsened in the last week. Laboratory results Haemoglobin 6 Physical examination There is a 1 cm lump in the anal region at 12 o'clock on the anal sphincter. Diagnosis Grade III haemorrhoids anaemia The patient was treated with PRC transfusion for improvement and haemorrhoidectomy was planned.
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