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Are you scared of seeing blood in your toilet paper? Are you
regularly felt some itching in your anus area? Feel pain during constipation?
If these symptoms dominant in your bodily function, you are more likely to
suffer from hemorrhoids. Don’t get panicked; it is a common syndrome for most
of the middle-aged people, more dominantly in women who are more often suffered
from some classic symptoms like anus pain, itching in rectal area, bleeding and
in serious cases protrusion of hemorrhoids from the anus canal. So, how do I
cure hemorrhoids?
What is a hemorrhoid?
Hemorrhoid is not a disease in itself. It is like appendix,
every one of us has hemorrhoids, which is the pillow-like cluster of veins that
lined up in the lowest part of the rectum and the anus. When those veins become
swollen and protruded similar to varicose veins in legs, we call it piles or
hemorrhoids.
What are the types of hemorrhoids?
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| Women are more susceptible to hemorrhoids |
Hemorrhoids again segregated into two types: internal that
swollen in the lower rectum and external, which is more painful and
uncomfortable because it occurs below the skin nearby anus. In some serious
cases, blood clot forms in the area around anus, which causes pain and extreme
irritation. Internal hemorrhoids on the other hand painless, which can be
evident in your toilet paper and toilet bowl in the form of bright red blood.
Internal hemorrhoids can be dangerous because apparently it does not cause any
pain but internally it can be prolapsed beyond the anus.
How can you diagnose
hemorrhoids?
External hemorrhoids are apparent and generally diagnosed by
lump around anus and blood clot. Moreover, if you suffer from a regular blood
loss in your toilet bowl or see blood in your toilet paper, consult your doctor.
A simple examination and medical history can diagnose possible piles.
Who are more likely being sufferers?
I have experienced mostly adults ages 45 to 65 suffer from
this disease. It is also predominant in pregnant women. People who are
suffering from prolong constipation problem are more likely suffer from it.
Pregnancy increases pressure within piles veins and causes them to swell.
Chronic live disease can also cause hemorrhoids.
When to seek medical attention?
Bleeding from any body part is not normal and immediate
seeking your doctor. If you observe blood in your stool or toilet paper in a
regular basis, consult your doctor. Rectal bleeding is not the only cause of
piles; it can be a serious matter like colon cancer or any other internal problem.
If you loss significant amount of blood associated with
lightheadedness and severe weakness, immediate consult a primary health care
practitioner. An abdominal pain is not a symptom of hemorrhoids, but if you
feel a pain, then consults your physician.
How can I Prevent Hemorrhoids?
The risk can be minimized by consuming high fiber diet,
drink lots of water every day, and do some exercises daily to keep yourself
fit. Don’t resist your bowel movement and to clear it after the urge arises.
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