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What Are Hemorrhoids?
From Middle
English: Emoroides, Hemorrhoids,
From Old French:
Emoroides.
From Latin:
Haemorrhoidae.
From
Greek: Haimorrhoides; Plural of Haimorrhois (from haimorrhoos)
Flowing with
Blood:
Haimo,
hemo- + rhein "to flow."
Understanding
what hemorrhoids are will enable you to make informed
decisions on the best
steps for you to take to get rid of them.
So the question;
What are Hemorrhoids? should be understood.
Hemorrhoids are masses of tissue
that are comprised of blood vessels within the
anal canal. They also are composed of muscle
fibers that are within the supporting
tissue.
The anal canal
is the last four centimeters between the rectum and
the anus. The opening is called the
anus.
Blood vessels that "feed"
blood to the anal canal come down from the rectum. This
area has a full network of arteries that make it the right
conditions for creating
hemorrhoids.
When a person sees
that the blood from the hemorrhoids is bright red, it is
because is direct arterial blood rather than venous
blood. This is also why bleeding from hemorrhoids
can be both serious and severe.
The flow
of blood within the anal area is due to the
following:
The anal veins draw blood
away from the anal canal and the hemorrhoids and drain in two
ways. One direction is upward into the rectum and the
other direction is down through the skin that surrounds the
anus.
If the anal canal has a
hemorrhoid form at the top or inside, it is called
an
Internal Hemorrhoid
If the hemorrhoid
forms near the anus, in the anal canal, it is called
an External
Hemorrhoid The only real difference between an
Internal Hemorrhoid or and External Hemorrhoid is its
position above or below the "Pectinate Line" (which is
a line that divides the upper 2/3rds and lower 1/3rd of the
anal canal.
When the hemorrhoids are forming, the
blood vessels and the supporting
tissues swell. There are then bulges that
protrude into the anal canal making it extremely
uncomfortable and also painful. It has not yet been
determined the reasons for the formation of External
Hemorrhoids.
With this information, you
now have the complete answer to the question; what
are hemorrhoids? This website is focused on understanding
exactly what hemorrhoid are, the kinds of hemorrhoids, the
symptoms and causes of
the hemorrhoids and how to cure them
permanently without the painful
process of hemorrhoid
surgery.
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