All of us have a pair of hemorrhoids that occur inside of our anus. These are usually about the size of a small pencil eraser. Some people say that they should be ignored, but if they really bother you, there are a few things that you can do to make the situation easier.
What is an Extrenal Hemorrhoid?
An extrenal hemorrhoid is a hemorrhoid that is not inside the anal canal, but outside of the anus. These hemorrhoids are usually caused by straining. Externall hemorrhoids can be associated with pain, itching, and bleeding. They may or may not grow to a large size. Many people do not notice they have an extrenal hemorrhoid until they begin to grow.
How To Identify an External Hemorrhoid
If you’re experiencing pain or itching from a hemorrhoid, you can identify it by checking your stool for blood. As mentioned above, a hemorrhoid is a varicose vein in the anal canal. The veins can bleed when they become swollen. The blood can pool in the stool, and this can cause pain or itching. If you are experiencing discomfort, you can have a stool sample checked by your doctor or a hospital for signs of blood in the stool. Typically, doctors don’t check for blood in the stool unless there is some other cause for the bleeding. They can also prescribe medication to help with the itching or bleeding. If the cause of the bleeding is an external hemorrhoid, then it’s also important to treat it. The best way to treat an external hemorrhoid is to use a stool softener. Use this medication daily and get your doctor’s approval before using a suppository or other medication.
The Difference Between External and Internal Hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoids are swollen veins or pouches in the rectum and anus. They are most commonly associated with excess blood loss or constipation. Hemorrhoids usually form when veins within the anus become irritated or prolapse, which is when they protrude outside the anus. Hemorrhoids occur more often in people who have a family history of this condition. Hemorrhoids are usually painless but may become inflamed. They may bleed easily and can also lead to fissures. They can be removed with cauterization or banding.
Does the size of the Hemorrhoid matter?
Hemorrhoids are enlarged veins in the lower rectum and anus. They are swollen and protrude from the anus. Hemorrhoids occur due to strain, inflammation, constipation, or straining during bowel movements. They can cause painful itching, discomfort, bleeding, and burning. They can also cause rectal prolapse, a condition where the rectum protrudes into the anal canal. Untreated, hemorrhoids may cause anemia and can become infected. Also, hemorrhoids may develop into a condition called thrombosed hemorrhoids, which may lead to pain, bleeding, and swelling. Hemorrhoids are typically treated by increasing the frequency of bowel movements, improving the constipation, avoiding straining during bowel movements, applying a cold pack, avoiding hard stool, and wearing loose-fitting clothes. Surgery may also be recommended for hemorrhoids that cannot be treated at home. The size of hemorrhoids does not matter, except that they are larger than normal.
How To Treat External Hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoids are enlarged veins on the lower part of the rectum or the anus. Most people experience them as a painless lump inside the anus, but they can also bleed. Hemorrhoids can be caused by constipation or laxative abuse, or having a larger than average anal opening. While hemorrhoids can be left alone, sometimes you need to take action to get rid of them. Hemorrhoids can sometimes be so painful that they can restrict the flow of stool or stop it completely. So, you need to find a way to treat the hemorrhoids.
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