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<p>Many people may feel embarrassed and hesitant to consult a doctor about hemorrhoid issues, leading them to suppress their doubts and worries. They may be unsure whether their symptoms are related to hemorrhoids. Today, we have a checklist of hemorrhoid symptoms for everyone to observe, so they can seek appropriate treatment.</p>
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<h2><span style="color: #00826a;">“Hemorrhoids” Are Not as Scary as You Think</span></h2>
<p>Hemorrhoids occur when the blood vessels around the rectum become swollen, forming what is known as a “hemorrhoidal lump.” This can lead to the rupture of blood vessel walls during bowel movements, causing intermittent bleeding. These symptoms often arise during episodes of constipation or diarrhea. Hemorrhoids can be solitary or multiple; however, they usually do not present severe or dangerous symptoms. Most cases are recurrent, causing discomfort and anxiety for those affected. Hemorrhoids can be classified into two types: if they arise from blood vessels located just beneath the skin around the anal opening, they are referred to as “external hemorrhoids.” These can often be seen from the outside. If they arise from deeper blood vessels, they are known as “internal hemorrhoids,” which can only be detected through direct examination with a colonoscope.</p>
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<h2><span style="color: #00826a;">What Symptoms Are Considered “Abnormal”?</span></h2>
<p>Symptoms of external hemorrhoids include a dark pink protrusion from the anal opening during constipation or diarrhea, leading to pain, swelling, tenderness, and irritation. In cases where there is no blood clot, the discomfort may not be severe. However, if a clot forms in the swollen blood vessel, pain and swelling can increase significantly. Generally, the pain resolves within 2-3 days, but swelling can take at least 2-3 weeks to subside. Even after healing, some skin tags may remain, and larger hemorrhoidal lumps can cause irritation and itching around the anal area.</p>
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<p>Internal hemorrhoids usually present as bleeding from the rectum but do not cause pain. This bleeding often occurs during or after bowel movements, resulting in bright red blood mixed with the stool, dripping into the toilet, or staining toilet paper. The blood is usually just on the surface of the stool, while the stool itself remains normal in color and does not contain mucus. These symptoms can be intermittent, but significant or chronic bleeding may lead to anemia.</p>
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<h2><span style="color: #00826a;">Don’t Ignore It Until It Becomes a Serious Condition</span></h2>
<p>For individuals with advanced hemorrhoids, the blood vessels may be significantly swollen, causing the hemorrhoidal lump to protrude outside the anal opening. This can appear as a noticeable soft mass that can be felt immediately, which may lead to pain or discomfort in the anal area.</p>
<p>If you experience constipation, difficulty passing stool, rectal bleeding, or notice any abnormal lumps, and suspect it may be hemorrhoids but feel too embarrassed to seek treatment, it’s time to overcome that embarrassment and consult a doctor. Sometimes, rectal bleeding may not be due to hemorrhoids at all.</p>


Many people may feel embarrassed and hesitant to consult a doctor about hemorrhoid issues, leading them to suppress their doubts and worries. They may be unsure whether their symptoms are related to hemorrhoids. Today, we have a checklist of hemorrhoid symptoms for everyone to observe, so they can seek appropriate treatment.

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