Hemorrhoids Cause and Symptom

Hemorrhoids can be very troublesome and are a common problem that exists at all ages. However, it is more common the older man is. They may occur within the end muscles (internal hemorrhoids) or in the rectum of the uterine (external hemorrhoids).

Regardless of symptoms and causes, it is an undesirable problem that is often experienced as embarrassing, even though it is common. In many cases, they disappear by themselves without treatment and in other cases you may need to seek care or relieve the symptoms on your own.

In the lower part of the rectum, in the so-called anal duct, there are small cushions consisting of connective tissue and blood vessels (veins). Blood flow from the cushions can be disturbed or blocked, which causes the blood vessels to fill with large amounts of blood. When these pillows are enlarged, often due to increased pressure in the blood vessels, they are called hemorrhoids.

Cause
Some common causes of hemorrhoids are:

• Hormones or pressure in connection with pregnancy or childbirth
• Constipation
• Hard stools
• Some types of drugs that cause constipation or hard stools
• sedentary
• obesity

Symptom
Some common symptoms of hemorrhoids are:

• Itching
• Irritation
• Bleeding, usually associated with toilet visits
• Certain pain and soreness, especially when drying
• Leakage of gases or small amounts of stools / mucus

Is it dangerous to have hemorrhoids?
Hemorrhoids are in most cases completely harmless, and it is unusual for them to develop into something serious. They can sometimes go back or return by themselves. In many cases, it is about relieving the symptoms through, for example, non-prescription drugs. You can also change your diet and exercise habits to get rid of hemorrhoids.

Hemorrhoids and constipation
Constipation can cause or aggravate hemorrhoids and their symptoms. The clogging causes the stool to be tough. Even crayons at toilet visits can contribute to the appearance of rectum problems.

If constipation is the cause of hemorrhoids, you should eat more fiber rich foods, such as muesli. You should replace white bread with dark or coarse bread. You can also get fiber by the doctor prescribing "bulking agent", which is powdered fiber. When taking a bulking agent, it is good to drink proper amounts of water. Keep in mind that a high fiber intake can make you stomach gently. Gases help your intestinal emptying, but if very large amounts are formed, you can reduce the fibers temporarily. Another important method of counteracting constipation is to go to the toilet regularly and avoid staying.

It is also important to exercise regularly. This allows the food to pass the large intestine faster while increasing the heart and respiratory rate stimulates the intestinal muscles. Exercise and exercise usually also imply an improved diet, weight and stress lifestyle that, in general, helps reduce the risk of constipation and rectum problems.

Hemorrhoids and pregnant
Did you think you were alone in having rectal problems associated with your pregnancy or childbirth? An investigation shows that as many as three out of four women who have given birth to children over the last seven years have had upper right ailments during pregnancy or during childbirth¹. Among the women who had had rectal problems, 83% of the problems experienced as difficult or very difficult.

Many women get constipated when they are pregnant. Constipation is also a reason why hemorrhoids occur because you have to get in and cry when the intestine is to be emptied. The increased pressure that occurs in the rectum's blood vessel helps to create hemorrhoids. Pleasingly, however, you can find that hemorrhoids usually disappear by themselves a time after delivery.

If you are pregnant and have rectal problems, you can feel comfortable using Ac3 Comfort. It is not taken up by the body. You can therefore feel completely safe to use it when you are pregnant or breastfeeding.