Hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoid disease is one of the most common diseases in men and women, which is caused by an enlargement of the anus, which in turn also affects the veins there and increases the proportion of expansion in the anus and rectum or outside.
Hemorrhoids may be in the form of bulges, large pills, small or large hemorrhoids, or pellets where blood is trapped, and hemorrhoids vary in shape from person to person.
There are two sides of the hemorrhoids: Either hemorrhoids affect the tissues and veins inside the anus, or hemorrhoids are hanging outside and around the anus.
The most susceptible to hemorrhoids are those who suffer from severe constipation and for long periods, and women in pregnancy are prone to hemorrhoids
And those suffering from dry defecation, it increases the pressure on the anus, which in turn causes hemorrhoids.
The hemorrhoids are divided into two sections by the dentate line in the anal canal
1 – internal hemorrhoids which are the top of the tooth line and classified into four degrees:
Grade 1 No drop, just visible blood vessels.
Grade 2 There is a drop at the output but due to its normal state without interference from the patient
Level 3 There is a drop at the output but needs manual intervention of the patient to return
Grade 4 There is a drop at output but not even with manual intervention.
2 – External hemorrhoids are occurring under the dental line.
1 – irregularity of the output of a person, constipation and diarrhea are both factors increase the risk of infection in the bosier.
2. Lack of sport
3 – lack of fiber in food and dry food
4 – increase the pressure inside the abdomen for any reason
5. Chronic cough
5. Genetic causes
6. Sit for long periods
Hemorrhoids are diagnosed by pathology and clinical examination.
After this simple explanation and definition of what and how to become infected with hemorrhoids
Here are some common symptoms of hemorrhoids:
First: the appearance of cracks and wounds around the anus is a clear evidence of hemorrhoids.
Second, the enlargement of the area surrounding the opening of the anus and the emergence of bulges is clearly a sign of hemorrhoids.
Third: Hemorrhoids cause some pain in the anal area, both inside and outside, depending on the type of injury, especially when sitting for long periods or standing for many hours.
Fourth: The infected hemorrhoid disease suffers from bleeding in the process of removing the stool with severe pain.
Fifth: The appearance of blood in a dark color on the anus frequently is a symptom of hemorrhoids.
Sixth: Hemorrhoids suffer from the formation of blood clots around the anus frequently and be different sizes hurt the injured.
Seventh: Anemia is one of the most important symptoms of hemorrhoids.
Eighth: Hemorrhoids cause a lot of anal infections.
Ninth: anal itching symptoms associated with the disease of hemorrhoids.
Tenth of the most serious symptoms of hemorrhoids is damage of the membranes.
Treatment of hemorrhoids is often surgical.