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Articles About Haemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids are “piles” of tissues in the anus that are full of enlarged blood vessels. Many people have both internal and external hemorrhoids.

 

In the US, 75% of the population is believed to experience some form of hemorrhoids in their lifetime. Internal hemorrhoids are those that develop lumps inside the anal canal. This may cause intermittent bleeding, especially when passing hard and dry stools. External hemorrhoids are those that lie outside the canal. When swollen, this can cause great discomfort and difficulty in sitting down.

 

When the blood vessels inside the lumps clot, hemorrhoids may swell and become painful. In most cases, this goes away with time. However, if swelling persists and bleeding becomes regular, it is prudent to see a physician immediately. Other than just hemorrhoids, this could be symptoms leading to other serious conditions such as rectal cancer.

 

 

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Treat Hemorrhoids At Home

Hemorrhoids come in progressive levels of severity with the mild to moderate ones treatable with most over the counter medication as well as natural herbal homeopathic treatment administered at home.  

 

10 Simple Piles Treatment At Home

 

Caring For Someone with External Hemorrhoids

 

How To Cure Internal Hemorrhoids?

 

How To Relieve Hemorrhoid Pain At Home?

 

 

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Piles :

(A)Internal, (B)External, (C)Mixed,

(D) Thrombosed

 

In severe cases, hemorrhoidectomy, or a surgery to remove the lumps and thrombosed veins, may be recommended to lessen, if not entirely eliminate the occurrence of further swelling and constant bleeding. However, majority of hemorrhoids can be easily treated at home and usually goes away after a short time.

 

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Surgery And Outpatient Treatment

Non-surgical out-patient procedures are coming online to treat hemorrhoids by ligating or drying up the offending hemorrhoidal tissue mass that eventually falls off. Surgery is often used as the last recourse on quite severe cases where pain and discomfort becomes unbearable.  

 

Formal Surgical Removal : Haemorrhoidectomy

 

Procedure For Prolapse And Hemorrhoids - PPH

 

Rubber Band Ligation

 

Injection Sclerotherapy  

 

Haemorrhoidal Artery Ligation Operation - HALO

 

 

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