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Treatment of Hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids are a problem that is far more prevalent than many people realize, and many people with symptoms of hemorrhoids may not even know that they have them. It's a sad truth that solid, factual information about the issue can be difficult to come across, and there is no shortage of misleading information out there. Below, we discuss the symptoms of hemorrhoids and signs that you should look out for.

Itching and pain in the rectum are two common symptoms of hemorrhoids, as is bleeding during or after a bowel movement. Pain is more common in the case of external hemorrhoids. This condition involves the formation of a painful lump of inflamed, blood-filled tissue at or near the rectal opening. This lump is known as a thrombosed or clotted hemorrhoid. This type of hemorrhoid commonly results in straining to pass stools and bleeding during or after a bowel movement.

Internal hemorrhoids are another common problem. They may also be accompanied by bleeding, and large internal hemorrhoids often result in an itching sensation due to the mucus they secrete. If they bulge into the large intestine, they can also cause a sensation of fullness or the urge to have a bowel movement. The larger the hemorrhoid, the more uncomfortable it is likely to be.

Internal hemorrhoids cause pain far less frequently than external ones. But, if a large, internal hemorrhoid protrudes into the anus and the blood flow is cut off by the anal sphincter muscle, you may experience severe pain. This is called a strangulated hemorrhoid. If this happens, don't ignore this important warning sign; it is imperative that you get medical help. Don't put this off even if your condition embarrasses you - remember that your health is at stake!

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