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  You will find internal hemorrhoids and outside, or prolapsed hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids occur high up in the anus and usually the only sign you'll observe is some vivid red blood on the stool, or in the toile...
  
  Hemorrhoids are increased anal veins and bloated. They appear because of numerous causes such as sitting on the toilet too much time, pushing when passing a movement, and they're sometimes caused by the strain and excess weight of a child during pregnancy. do hemorrhoids bleed
  
  You will find internal hemorrhoids and outside, or prolapsed hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids occur high up in the rectum and generally the only symptom you will discover is some scarlet blood on the chair, or in the toilet. It's when they prolapse they may become difficult.
  
  Some prolapsed hemorrhoids will automatically return back to the rectum and will just bulge out with a movement. Some piles prolapse with a bowel movement and can be pushed straight back within the rectum. A prolapsed pile that cannot be pushed back in the rectum may require surgery. These significant hemorrhoids might also prolapse with coughing and sneezing. They could also provide a persistent mucus type release.
  
  Some hemorrhoids can be treated by you with surgery, if you're persistent, and lucky. The very first recommendation is to boost the fiber in what you eat. This could easily be performed by having a fiber supplement on a regular basis. Raise your water intake to hold your stools soft. Have a stool softener, after the manufacturers tips. When you wash do not use toilet paper, use a ball or pad pre moistened with witch haze. Pre moistened pads can be bought by you at your neighborhood drug store. For scratching you an use any of the numerous non-prescription hemorrhoidal arrangements.
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  If the above mentioned suggestions do not help, hemorrhoid surgery may be recommended by your physician. Small hemorrhoids could be "banded." A rubber band is put around the base of the pile. This band stops the the circulation of blood that feeds the pile. The pile withers away and shrivels. Hemorrhoids are treated by some surgeons with sclerosing agents, which do a similar thing as a band.
  
  Laser coagulation an be performed. With laser coagulation a small electric current is put on the pile using a probe. This electric current causes the blood circulation to the hemorrhoid to stop, causing it to wither away.
  
  With larger hemorrhoids surgery is completed, usually with regional or spinal anesthesia. After the hemorrhoid is eliminated gauze packing is used to simply help reduce bleeding. There's broadly speaking a 4-5 day period of "down time" following this surgery.
  
  Any rectal blood must be examined by your physician. clicky thumbnail

   

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