External Hemorrhoids

 Symptoms of External Hemorrhoids

External hemorrhoids are extremely painful and considered a lot more more serious than internal hemorrhoids. They occur below the pectinate line which is the area where the internal tissue turns into the external "epidurma" (skin). A detailed medical definition is discussed on the "What are Hemorrhoids" page of this website.

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The external hemorrhoid often leads to thromboses
which is a clotting in the vein. If you notice in the picture above, the bluish color is common and due to a strange-
lation of tissue from internal clotting. This is a dangerous situation when the tissue dies from lack of bloodflow
and oxygen. External, thrombosed hemorrhoids must be attended to immediately.

 There are more nerve endings around the anus caus-
ing extreme pain with the swelling of the external hemor-rhoids.
 

As with Internal hemorrhoids, there is an intense "stabbing," itching and burning sensation in the anus.

 The external hemorrhoids cause a leaking and drain-
age of mucous and bowel movement. This condition is extremely uncomfortable and can be embarassing.
 

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