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Each of us has veins around the anus that tend to stretch under pressure, somewhat like varicose veins in the legs. When these veins swell, we call them "hemorrhoids. " one set of veins is inside the rectum (internal), and another is under the skin around the anus (external). Hemorrhoids also are known as "piles. " as a rule, they do not cause pain or bleeding. Problems can occur, however, when these veins become swollen because pressure is raised in them.
Increased pressure may result from straining to move your bowels, from sitting too long on the toilet, or from other factors such as pregnancy, obesity, or liver disease. The only sign you may notice from internal hemorrhoids is bright red blood on the toilet paper or in the toilet bowl. Sometimes, however, these veins stretch, and may even fall down (prolapse) through the anus to outside the body (protruding hemorrhoids). When this happens, the vein may become irritated and painful.
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External Hemorrhoid Treatment Video
Hemorrhoids are swollen veins in the. This common problem can be painful, but it's usually not serious.Each of us has veins around the anus that tend to stretch under pressure, somewhat like varicose veins in the legs. When these veins swell, we call them "hemorrhoids. " one set of veins is inside the rectum (internal), and another is under the skin around the anus (external). Hemorrhoids also are known as "piles. " as a rule, they do not cause pain or bleeding. Problems can occur, however, when these veins become swollen because pressure is raised in them.
Increased pressure may result from straining to move your bowels, from sitting too long on the toilet, or from other factors such as pregnancy, obesity, or liver disease. The only sign you may notice from internal hemorrhoids is bright red blood on the toilet paper or in the toilet bowl. Sometimes, however, these veins stretch, and may even fall down (prolapse) through the anus to outside the body (protruding hemorrhoids). When this happens, the vein may become irritated and painful.
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