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Hemorrhoids. What are hemorrhoids?

Hemorrhoids. What are hemorrhoids?
What are hemorrhoids? A precise definition of hemorrhoids does not exist, but they can be described as masses or clumps ("cushions") of tissue within the anal canal that contain blood vessels and the surrounding, supporting tissue made up of muscle and elastic fibers. The anal canal is the last four centimeters through which stool passes as it goes from the rectum to the outside world. The ... Full story

Effective Home Remedies for Hemorrhoids

Symptoms of hemorrhoids include itching, burning, and pain. Symptoms of exterior hemorrhoids may comprise tender swelling or a hard lump around the anus that results when a blood clot forms. Symptoms can become worse due to constipation and overly aggressive wiping of the anus. Home Remedies for Hemorrhoids 1) Apply Aloe Vera gel directly on the anus, relieves pain and soothes the burning sensation because this is ... Full story

Hemorrhoids. How are hemorrhoids diagnosed?

How are hemorrhoids diagnosed? Most individuals who have hemorrhoids discover them in one of several ways. They either feel the lump of an external hemorrhoid when they wipe themselves after a bowel movement, note drops of blood in the toilet bowl or on the toilet paper, or feel a prolapsing hemorrhoid (protruding from the anus) after bowel movements. Severe anal pain may occur when an external ... Full story

Prolapsed hemorrhoids

Prolapsed hemorrhoids
Prolapsed hemorrhoids can be interpreted as a complication of the internal hemorrhoids or as a stage of their evolution. They represent the exit of the internal hemorrhoid packages through the anus, during the defecation process. In most of the cases they appear in patients with predisposition to constipation, so it’s very important for those who were diagnosed with internal hemorrhoids to follow the doctor’s instructions ... Full story

About Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids

A thrombosed external hemorrhoid is a painful swelling in the anal tissues that result from formation of a clot (or “thrombus”) in one or more of the small veins in this area. This is sometimes caused by prolonged sitting or constipation. The swollen tissues often have a characteristic bluish color, because of the underlying clot. Although very painful, the condition is not serious and resolves ... Full story

The Hemorrhoid Symptoms

Although many people have hemorrhoids, not all experience the same things. If you experience, any of the following, you could have a hemorrhoid: Bleeding Bright red blood found in stool Mild burning Protrusion Itching in the anal area Pain Sensitive or painful lump(s) on the anus The four different degrees of hemorrhoids are: 1st- Spotting of blood, stool contains blood. 2nd- Prolapses but retracts back inside the anus when finishing a bowel movement. 3rd- After a ... Full story

Hemorrhoids During Pregnancy

Pregnancy puts a woman at a higher risk for developing hemorrhoids. During pregnancy, extra pressure is put on the internal and external hemorrhoidal veins, which can result in symptoms ranging from a feeling of vague anal discomfort to bright-red blood covering the stool. In some cases, hemorrhoids can be prevented by getting regular exercise and consuming more fiber. Treatment options include stool softeners, pain relievers, ... Full story

Hemorrhoids (hemroids) Information

Hemorrhoids is rapidly becoming one of the most rampant diseases in the world today. Hemorrhoids does not discriminate between the young and the old, or male and female, but rather attacks people of all ages and genders equally. Hemorrhoids is fairly harmless in the initial stages, but can become a source of concern and cause a lot of discomfort if it is not well attended ... Full story

Surgical treatments of hemorrhoids

Surgical  treatments of hemorrhoids
The vast majority of patients with symptom-causing hemorrhoids are able to be managed with non-surgical techniques. In the practice of a surgeon adept at managing hemorrhoids non-operatively, it is estimated that less than 10% of patients require surgery if the hemorrhoids are treated early. Dilation: Forceful dilation of the anal sphincter by stretching the anal canal has been used to weaken the anal sphincter, the assumption ... Full story

Bleeding Hemorrhoids

Bleeding hemorrhoids require immediate treatment and dietary changes in order to heal. Bleeding hemorrhoids can be very painful and cause much discomfort to the sufferer. This severe condition can affect the patients' lifestyle as well constraints in physical action such as driving. Those who suffers from hemorrhoids often seek medical help. There are many medical treatment options for hemorrhoids. However, it is important to realize that ... Full story


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