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Inadequate vitamin e and inadequate water intake can also contribute to development of hemorrhoids. Other causes of hemorrhoids include prolonged periods of sitting, constipation, and straining during bowel movements. There are certain types of hypertension that contribute to development of hemorrhoids. For example, people with hypertension of the hepatic portal vein (the vein that drains blood from the gastrointestinal tract and the spleen) are prone to hemorrhoids because of the connection between the capillaries of the hepatic portal vein and the vena cava in the wall of the rectum. Lifestyle factors like obesity, poor muscle tone, and poor posture can put extra pressure on the rectal veins and can predispose a person to development of hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids may be internal or external.
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How to Cure Hemorrhoids Video
Inadequate vitamin e and inadequate water intake can also contribute to development of hemorrhoids. Other causes of hemorrhoids include prolonged periods of sitting, constipation, and straining during bowel movements. There are certain types of hypertension that contribute to development of hemorrhoids. For example, people with hypertension of the hepatic portal vein (the vein that drains blood from the gastrointestinal tract and the spleen) are prone to hemorrhoids because of the connection between the capillaries of the hepatic portal vein and the vena cava in the wall of the rectum. Lifestyle factors like obesity, poor muscle tone, and poor posture can put extra pressure on the rectal veins and can predispose a person to development of hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids may be internal or external.
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