Dear viewers, welcome in my another new video. Hemorrhoids are swollen veins in
the lowest part of our anus or rectum, and it is also known as piles. About 51% of
adult people get this problem by the age of 50. Sometimes, blood vessel walls extend very thin,
and the veins get irritated especially when we bowel movement.
Hemorrhoids can result from hurt during bowel movements, and women get by the increased pressure
on these veins during pregnancy. This problem is most common, and they are rarely dangerous. Today
in this video, I will discuss the top causes, symptoms, types of this problem. If you are new
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There are two major types of Hemorrhoids. Number one is Internal Hemorrhoid,
and number two is External Hemorrhoid.
Internal hemorrhoid lies inside the rectum. Commonly, people can not see these hemorrhoids.
They don't usually hurt, because we have some pain-sensing nerves in this place.
Bleeding can be the only symptom of this type of piles.
External hemorrhoid stays under the skin around the anus.
External hemorrhoids are the most ordinary. They make pain,
difficulty sitting, and severe itching. External hemorrhoids also tend to hurt as well as bleed.
The majority of hemorrhoids symptoms are frequently seen as a cluster of tiny grapes,
and it happens from the anus. Internal hemorrhoid can bleed,
and they are rarely painful unless infected.
External hemorrhoid develops near the border of the anus, and it looks like a lump. They develop
just outside the border, and external hemorrhoids develop in the frequently darkened area.
Internal hemorrhoid is soft. It feels like coming through the anal hole.
Internal hemorrhoid can release blood, and they are pink in color.
External hemorrhoid normally feels like a hard lump on the outside of the anus.
Most people get just one external hemorrhoid. It can also cause a feeling of the uncompleted
evacuation of the bowel. External hemorrhoid can be a very painful and brownish color.
There are many other common
symptoms of both hemorrhoids, such as: • Painless bleeding during bowel movements.
• Small amounts of light red blood on your toilet. • Irritation and itching in your anal area.
• Pain and feeling discomfort. • Swelling around the anal area.
• A lump near the anus, and it can be sensitive or painful.
Doctors are not sure what causes hemorrhoids to grow.
But we tried to find out some common causes for this problem, such as:
• Pressure during a bowel movement. • Difficulties with chronic constipation.
• Sitting for a long time, especially on the toilet.
• and A family history of hemorrhoids is also a cause of this problem.
If you want to stop hemorrhoids, you should avoid pressure during a bowel movement.
Try to increase your water drinking.
Taking enough water can stay your stool from hardening.
Exercise regularly to prevent becoming constipated, and don’t sit for long times.
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