Hemorrhoids have two types: the internal and the external hemorrhoids. Unlike internal hemorrhoids that have grown inside the anal canal, external hemorrhoids occur outside of the anal verge. This sac-like protrusion found outside the anus is often characterized by itchiness (pruritus ani), pain, irritation and swelling. Normally, tissues that bulge and protrude outside the anus is...

Constipation, Hemorrhoids or Piles, and inactivity go hand in hand. If you have been constipated for quite a while, chances are you have hemorrhoids. If you are inactive because you just like sitting around or are confined to a bed or chair, then you will have constipation and hemorrhoids. So if you want to get rid of hemorrhoids, you need to take 3 steps. These three steps can be done at...

Hemorrhoids are a regular problem with people who have strain during bowel movement; for instance, when you are constipated, have other medical conditions which may cause strain on your bowel movement, pregnancy can promote hemorrhoids as well as natural old age when all reflexes and muscles are weaker then usual. Hemorrhoids, which are also known as piles are strained veins in the anus area...

Hemorrhoids are basically a type of varicose vein and any individual can get them. Even hemorrhoids in toddlers can happen and this can be a particularly painful experience for a young child. Symptoms for hemorrhoids in toddlers can include itching, burning, pain and bleeding. If a toddler has rectal bleeding you should always get it checked by a doctor even if you think it is a hemorrhoid since...

There are two types of hemorrhoids - the internal hemorrhoids and the external hemorrhoids. The only difference between the two kinds of hemorrhoids is it placement in the anus area. Internal hemorrhoids are located inside the anal canal, while external hemorrhoids are found outside the verge of the anal canal or rectum. Among the two, the internal hemorrhoids are always left unnoticed at...