Title: HAEMORRHOIDAL DISEASE IN PREGNANCY: RESULTS FROM A SELF-
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE ADMINISTERED BY MEANS OF A SOCIAL
NETWORK
Version: 5 Date: 19 Jan 2024
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in about 50% of the patients
in our patient material, (70%
Twentyfour out of 25 patients
Figure : Not improved + No improvement (please use the same words improvement or improved)
Suffer from
Were the remedies…
What is (was) your daily fluid
Maximum
Please correct the presentation of the question 20 and 21 in the appendix.
Table 3. Prescriptions or counselling adopted by different professionals involved in treating HD
in pregnancy. Figures are the number of answers recorded at Q5 and Q38 (Q5: IF YES, WHICH
DIAGNOSIS WAS MADE?) = there is a problem
Table 4: Risk factor N.O (%)
Table 4: Risks factors for the (of) occurrence
Title of the table 4 explaining the results is unusual.
Table 1: you put on the group A the number/proportion of patients improved or not, and only
improved in the group B. Is there a particular reason?
Please remove the Asterix in the middle in this same table.
I do not believe that concluding that surgery should be offered to some patients during pregnancy
is appropriate from the study results.
Please limit yourself to your results.
Title: HAEMORRHOIDAL DISEASE IN PREGNANCY: RESULTS FROM A SELF-
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE ADMINISTERED BY MEANS OF A SOCIAL
NETWORK
Version: 5 Date: 19 Jan 2024
Reviewer's report:
Thank you for considering my comments and improving your manuscript.
However, I spotted many spelling errors. There are surely others. Please proofread your
manuscript.
Please review the manuscript with a native English speaker.
Asking « for »
in about 50% of the patients
in our patient material, (70%
Twentyfour out of 25 patients
Figure : Not improved + No improvement (please use the same words improvement or improved)
Suffer from
Were the remedies…
What is (was) your daily fluid
Maximum
Please correct the presentation of the question 20 and 21 in the appendix.
Table 3. Prescriptions or counselling adopted by different professionals involved in treating HD
in pregnancy. Figures are the number of answers recorded at Q5 and Q38 (Q5: IF YES, WHICH
DIAGNOSIS WAS MADE?) = there is a problem
Table 4: Risk factor N.O (%)
Table 4: Risks factors for the (of) occurrence
Title of the table 4 explaining the results is unusual.
Table 1: you put on the group A the number/proportion of patients improved or not, and only
improved in the group B. Is there a particular reason?
Please remove the Asterix in the middle in this same table.
I do not believe that concluding that surgery should be offered to some patients during pregnancy
is appropriate from the study results.
Please limit yourself to your results.
Please review this paper.
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Title: HAEMORRHOIDAL DISEASE IN PREGNANCY: RESULTS FROM A SELF-
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE ADMINISTERED BY MEANS OF A SOCIAL
NETWORK
Version: 5 Date: 19 Jan 2024
Reviewer's report:
Thank you for considering my comments and improving your manuscript.
However, I spotted many spelling errors. There are surely others. Please proofread your
manuscript.
Please review the manuscript with a native English speaker.
Asking « for »
in about 50% of the patients
in our patient material, (70%
Twentyfour out of 25 patients
Figure : Not improved + No improvement (please use the same words improvement or improved)
Suffer from
Were the remedies…
What is (was) your daily fluid
Maximum
Please correct the presentation of the question 20 and 21 in the appendix.
Table 3. Prescriptions or counselling adopted by different professionals involved in treating HD
in pregnancy. Figures are the number of answers recorded at Q5 and Q38 (Q5: IF YES, WHICH
DIAGNOSIS WAS MADE?) = there is a problem
Table 4: Risk factor N.O (%)
Table 4: Risks factors for the (of) occurrence
Title of the table 4 explaining the results is unusual.
Table 1: you put on the group A the number/proportion of patients improved or not, and only
improved in the group B. Is there a particular reason?
Please remove the Asterix in the middle in this same table.
I do not believe that concluding that surgery should be offered to some patients during pregnancy
is appropriate from the study results.
Please limit yourself to your results.
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