Colitis and thrombosis hemorrhoid??

Hospitalized 2 days ago with my ulcerative colitis. Flare up since June 2017 and now I am having extreme pain from some new friends ( NOT ) hemorroids .

The GI here sent in two general surgeons and they are both not sure if they are throbosed hemorroids .

Tomorrow morning they are going to check again and make a decision as to cut them open. In enough pain with my
Colitis now scared to have an infection on top of all this .
On 2 mg of Dilaudid ever 4 hours and 40 mg of prednisone here in the hospital . Starting up hurmia next week
Just wondering who has experienced this type of pain with hemorroids ?

15-20 BM a day hardly any stool just blood

I don't know how much access you have to other doctors, but I would suggest consulting with a colorectal surgeon before I let anyone do any cutting. If you stick with the general surgeon(s) I'd pick their brains a bit more on how familiar they are with inflammatory bowel diseases and whether or not they've ever performed procedures on patients with UC/Crohn's and the likelyhood of healing or complications in those cases. If you don't like their answers then move on.

A CRS will be experienced with surgery in the context of IBD and could better advise you if you do, in fact, have thrombosed hemorrhoids or something else going on, like an abscess etc. They will also be more familiar with success rates of intervening in the case of someone with Crohn's or Colitis during a flare vs. not in a flare. I seem to recall my CRS saying he wouldn't touch hemmorrhoids at all. A friend of mine had surgery on a thrombosed hemmie and he said it hurt like hell. I went through a couple procedures on an abscess/fistula and none were pleasant, unfortunately. I was not flaring at the time and I am glad of that since bowel movements were hell for a couple days. Good luck.

I've dealt with severe external thrombosed hemorrhoids, about the size of a grape. Extremely painful and uncomfortable. My GI had a general surgeon across the hall from him lance them in his office. it was numbed (worst part) and a couple little nicks were cut into them and the clot was squeezed out. What was left was an empty sack of skin but my body absorbed that to nothing in a few days. The pain was instant relief as soon as the clot was removed. The procedure was a little sore after the numbness wore off but in two days I felt absolutely nothing