What are
Piles?
Piles (or hemorrhoids) are also known as piles.
Although they can be extremely unpleasant and painful for many people, they can
be easily treated and more often prevented. As hemorrhoids generally get worse
as time goes by, health care professionals say they should be treated as soon
as they appear.
At least four-fifths of adults in Europe and North
America will experience hemorrhoids at some point in their lives. Doctors say a
large number of people who go and have a checkup are found to have hemorrhoids.
The older you are the more likely you are to
suffer from hemorrhoids. This does not mean, however, that young people and
children do not get them. Hemorrhoids are much more common among men than
women. A woman is most likely to get them when she is pregnant.The Best
Treatment for Hemorrhoids is Naturall Treatment once the causes and symptoms of
Hemorrhoids become evident.
What Causes
Hemorrhoids?
When the veins around the anus or in the rectum
are swollen or inflamed the patient has hemorrhoids.
They can occur for the following reasons:
• pregnancy
• aging
• chronic diarrhea
• chronic constipation
• straining to move stool (related to the previous
one)
• sitting for long periods (especially sitting for
long periods at a time in the toilet)
• anal intercourse
• obesity
• genetics - some people inherit a tendency to
develop hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoids can occur both inside and above the
inside of the anus. They can also appear externally, under the skin of the
anus.
Types Of
Hemorrhoids:
The list of types of Hemorrhoids mentioned in
various sources includes:
• Internal hemorrhoid - when they remain inside
the rectum.
• External hemorrhoid - when they protrude out the
anus.
• Protruding hemorrhoid
• Pregnancy-related hemorrhoids
Symptoms of
Hemorrhoids:
• bleeding, usually painless. The patient may
notice red on the toilet paper or in the toilet bowl.
• itching and/or irritation in the anal area
• discomfort and pain in the anal region
• lumps protruding from the anal region
• swelling in the anal region
• a lump near your anus, this can sometimes be
sensitive (painful)
• feces may leak (without your wanting it to
happen)
Internal hemorrhoids, which lie inside the rectum,
usually have no symptoms; the patient is not aware of them as they do not
generally cause any discomfort. However,straining when passing a stool may
cause them to bleed. Straining can also push an internal hemorrhoid so that it
protrudes through the anus this is called a protruding or prolapsed hemorrhoid
and can be painful.
When a patient has external hemorrhoids they will
lie under the skin around the anus.They can become very itchy and may bleed.
Sometimes the blood may accumulate and form a thrombus (clot), which can be
painful the area will swell and become inflamed.
When a patient has External Hemorrhoids they will lie under the skin around the
anus.They can become very itchy and may bleed. Sometimes the blood may
accumulate and form a thrombus (clot), which can be painful the area will swell
and become inflamed.
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