What are the Most Common Signs of Hemorrhoids? - 0 views

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  #1 Darryl Ingram on 16 Apr 12

   

  Hemorrhoids can hurt quite a bit, not to mention the embarrassment and interference they cause with normal activities. There are different contributors to this condition such as what you eat every day; how much exercise you get in general, as well as perhaps your age - but why hemorrhoids appear is not known. But at least it is something that can possibly be prevented, and they can be successfully managed depending on your circumstances and choices. In the interest of your better understanding of hemorrhoids and the various symptoms, we'll be discussing those topics in this article.
  
  There is a particular variety of hemorrhoids that are internal, and they're maybe the hardest to know about because of the scant symptoms they cause. These are undetectable with the eyes or touch, but if they should produce high degrees of swelling then that may lead to other complications. The internal variety of hemorrhoids can sometimes cause you to bleed from the anus, and that's something you shouldn't ignore - so see your doctor ASAP. There are other possible symptoms, as well, such as excessive itching during a bowel movement or when you sit down for a long time; in addition to that there could be some level of discomfort, too. In fact, if you are generally sedentary, and sit in a chair for many hours during the day, this can irritate hemorrhoids, so you should try to get up and move around as much as possible.
  
  One of the most common signs of hemorrhoids is when you bleed during a bowel movement. There will probably be a lot of pain with this, which will happen if you have hemorrhoids that have become inflamed.
  
  Bleeding that comes from hemorrhoids is severe if there is a lot of blood, which will make you lightheaded and weak. Even though hemorrhoids are usually the most common reason for your rectum to bleed, you should still see a doctor if you have this symptom. There are plenty of other conditions like ulcerative colitis, anal fissures, polyps and some types of cancers that can cause rectal bleeding, which is why you must see a doctor to rule them out.
  
  Thrombosed external hemorrhoids cause very bad pain and will require the care of a doctor. Due to a blood clot which forms in the hemorrhoid, this happens and also makes you become inflamed and swollen. When people have this condition, the pain is usually worse when having a bowel movement or sitting down.
  
  These kinds of hemorrhoids, since they are external, can be felt and produce small lumps. Many types of hemorrhoids will not cause any pain, however, if you think that you might suffer from a case of thrombosed external hemorrhoids, you must see your doctor at once due to the fact that you need more than OTC medicine. In a lot of cases, these blood clots can be eliminated on an outpatient basis in a doctor's office. Or, your doctor might want to prescribe medicine that will get rid of them. The main symptom of hemorrhoids is extreme pain or discomfort in the anal area. You're in luck however, hemorrhoids do not usually last for a long time. If you have a severe case of hemorrhoids that doesn't get better by itself or from any treatments you are able to use on your own, you should make an appointment with your doctor.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hemorrhoids can hurt quite a bit, not to mention the embarrassment and interference they cause with normal activities. There are different contributors to this condition such as what you eat every day; how much exercise you get in general, as well as perhaps your age - but why hemorrhoids appear is not known. But at least it is something that can possibly be prevented, and they can be successfully managed depending on your circumstances and choices. In the interest of your better understanding of hemorrhoids and the various symptoms, we'll be discussing those topics in this article.<br /><br />There is a particular variety of hemorrhoids that are internal, and they're maybe the hardest to know about because of the scant symptoms they cause. These are undetectable with the eyes or touch, but if they should produce high degrees of swelling then that may lead to other complications. The internal variety of hemorrhoids can sometimes cause you to bleed from the anus, and that's something you shouldn't ignore - so see your doctor ASAP. There are other possible symptoms, as well, such as excessive itching during a bowel movement or when you sit down for a long time; in addition to that there could be some level of discomfort, too. In fact, if you are generally sedentary, and sit in a chair for many hours during the day, this can irritate hemorrhoids, so you should try to get up and move around as much as possible. <br /><br />One of the most common signs of hemorrhoids is when you bleed during a bowel movement. There will probably be a lot of pain with this, which will happen if you have hemorrhoids that have become inflamed.<br /><br />Bleeding that comes from hemorrhoids is severe if there is a lot of blood, which will make you lightheaded and weak. Even though hemorrhoids are usually the most common reason for your rectum to bleed, you should still see a doctor if you have this symptom. There are plenty of other conditions like ulcerative colitis, anal fissures, polyps and some types of cancers that can cause rectal bleeding, which is why you must see a doctor to rule them out.<br /><br />Thrombosed external hemorrhoids cause very bad pain and will require the care of a doctor. Due to a blood clot which forms in the hemorrhoid, this happens and also makes you become inflamed and swollen. When people have this condition, the pain is usually worse when having a bowel movement or sitting down.<br /><br />These kinds of hemorrhoids, since they are external, can be felt and produce small lumps. Many types of hemorrhoids will not cause any pain, however, if you think that you might suffer from a case of thrombosed external hemorrhoids, you must see your doctor at once due to the fact that you need more than OTC medicine. In a lot of cases, these blood clots can be eliminated on an outpatient basis in a doctor's office. Or, your doctor might want to prescribe medicine that will get rid of them. The main symptom of hemorrhoids is extreme pain or discomfort in the anal area. You're in luck however, hemorrhoids do not usually last for a long time. If you have a severe case of hemorrhoids that doesn't get better by itself or from any treatments you are able to use on your own, you should make an appointment with your doctor.</div>

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