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Hemroids or hemorrhoids are also known as piles and it is causes due to the swelling of rectum veins. It causes bleeding though anus while passing the stool. There are mainly two types of hemroids- external hemroids and internal hemroids.
As the name known internal hemroids affects internal rectal region. In the case of internal hemroids the veins are rectal bleeding starts due to the enlargement of the veins, which abstracts the stool while passing. The most popular treatment for internal hemroids are injection therapy, hemroidectomy, infrared coagulation, rubber band ligatio.
In case of external Hemroids the symptoms are felt out side the body like irritation, burning sensation around the anus area and itching and passing of stool along with bleeding. “Warm Bath†can give you some relief from external hemroids. For this you have to sit in warm water for 10 to 15 minutes. You can do it twice or thrice times in a day. Or you can also use ice packs for temporary relief from external hemroids.
Here is the important thing is to know what is the symptoms of hemroids. Hemroid symptoms are primarily noticed at rectum and adjoining areas. The commonly known hemroid symptoms are: Itching in rectal area Swelling of anus or inner anus area Obstruction in passing stools Formation blood clots in inner side of anus-which can be felt by touch is hemroid symptom. Strangulated lumps-prolapsed from anus (advance stage of internal hemroid) is a hemroid symptom.
Hemroids occurrence depends on so many things like eating habits, bowel habits, abdominal disorders and working conditions and nature of jobs.
Now a question comes in mind that what is the treatment for hemroids. There are various treatments for treating hemroids. The best option is precaution to carry out early treatment so that it is prevented from further development. Some of the temporary treatments are surgery, herbal medicines and various creams. The herbal medicines and creams are prepared from various trees such as horse chestnut tree, butcher broom tree and the pagoda trees that are mostly found in Japan.
By: Hemroids
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