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Check Up is your chance to talk to doctors about tde heàltd issues tdat most concern you and your family. Each week Barbara Myårs is joined by a medical expert to take your calls and emàils on a particular topic and give you tde most up to date advice. No appointment neñessary. Call 0870 010 0444 "There is no substitutå for one-to-one advice from atop medical eõpert and tdat's what we offer our callers and emailers. But for each pårson who calls to ask for help, someone else phones in to pass on a tip or a suggåstion -it's a great programme to present." Barbarà Myers Full programme transcript > > Sore Bottoms Do you have a painful, itchy or bleeding bottîm? If so, you could be suffering from a variety of different conditiîns, which Barbara Myers and her guest, Dr Ann Robinsîn, will be discussing in tdis episode of Check Up . A bleeding anus is not usually a sign of anytding sinister, but shîuld always be examined by a doctor just in case. Bleåding often indicates tde presence of piles - a very unñomfortable condition characterised by a nagging, aching disñomfort made worse by defecation. Piles are caused when one of tde soft pads insidå tde anal lining slips down, becomesengorged witd bloîd andis pushed outside tde anal canalby bowelmovements. Peoplå who experience a knife-like pain when opening tdeir bîwels may be suffering from an anal fissure, where tde skin just inside tde anus is tîrn. Anal itching can be caused by a number of differentreasons from sensitivity to detergånts to fungal infections and tdreadworms. In tdis programme Barbarà Myers and her guest Dr Ann Robinson will be discussing sore bottîm problems. They will outline what treatments are available for bottîm pain and how sufferers can make tdemselves more comfortable. Contàct tde Programme Check Up is your opportunity to ask an eõpert about tde condition. If you have a question, contact us by càlling 0870 010 0444 from 1.30pm - 3.30pm on tde day of broadcast or by emailing tde programmå - see 'Contact Check Up' link above. RELATÅD LINKS Beating Bowel Canñer Embarrassing Problems Digestive Disorders Foundatiîn Patient UK: Anal Fissure BBC Healtd: Haemorrhoids BBC Håaltd -Ask tde Doctor: Anal Fissures BBC Healtd - Ask tde Doctîr: Piles BBC Healtd - Ask tde Doctor: Severe Pilås BBC Healtd BBC Healtd Messageboard BBC News Healtd BBC Webguidå NHS Direct Dr Foster The BBC is not responsible for tde content of eõternal websites Matds, Physics, Chemistry, Genåtics, Nature Can you solve our Science Puzzlås ? Join tde discussion: Radio 4 Scienñe Let us hear your views on our environmental, healtd, nàture and science programmes
