What Are Thrombosed Hemorrhoids And Their Causes?

We see advertisements on TV and on the web about piles, so we know that they are common. But what exactly are piles? In short, they are enlarged veins under the skin. They can develop either in the anal canal inside of the rectum, or right outside the anal cavity.

The most common cause of piles is constipation. Pregnant women are prone to constipation due to the hormonal changes in her body. If you have hemorrhoids before you got pregnant, your condition will certainly be worsened. When you are constipated, you strain a lot when passing a stool making the veins in your anal region swollen. Improper care after bowel movement can cause it to irritate and inflame and it can even be ruptured.



As with anything, drinking in moderation is good advice. Do not use this advice as a excuse to get pissed drunk now as a excuse for finding a external piles cure! If you suffer from external piles, the next time you drink a large amount of alcohol, see how your piles are the next day when you go to the bathroom. Feeling is believing!

It is preferable to cure your pain with natural treatment even though it might takes time but the result you will get later on will be justifiable. There are different herbals used to cure your piles, it can be classified into 2 types, the type that ease your pain and the type that diminish the swelling and bleeding.

Research continues into why piles occur in the first place. In truth, we do not completely know why they occur, or rather, we believe that a number of factors can cause a person to get piles. High on the list of these factors is constipation. Another is age. Toilet habits and general lifestyle issues can also influence whether a person will suffer from here the problem. For women, pregnancy is a typical cause. Ultimately some people will be more prone to getting piles than others. They are genetically predisposed to the condition.



At this point you must ask yourself one question. Is the blood dark or brightly coloured? If the blood is bright red then the probabilities are that you may be looking at having to get rid of piles. If the blood is dark then you'll need to get any abnormalities ruled out by a physician.

Again, what it comes down to is: DEAL WITH PAPERS AS SOON AS YOU SEE THEM. If you do, you will prevent any pile from accumulating. Your counters will thank you, your family will thank you, and in the long run, you will save time. Trust me. It will be worth the effort!