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internal, external, bleeding & thrombosed hemorrhoids

Natural treatment & cure for internal, external, bleeding & thrombosed hemorrhoids. Instant relief & permanent remedy for hemorrhoid sufferers.

Before you go for any hemorrhoids treatment, it is important to identify the type of hemorrhoid you are suffering from. Hemorrhoids are classified into two types - internal and external hemorrhoids. (There is no classification called bleeding hemorrhoids as both internal and external hemorrhoids can cause bleeding). The type of hemorrhoids, whether internal or external depends on the location.

internal & external hemorrhoids

Internal hemorrhoids occur within the anal area beneath the lining while external hemorrhoids develop near the anus and are covered by very sensitive skin. Internal hemorrhoids are usually painless and can cause bleeding during bowel movements. However, if it is completely prolapsed - protrudes from the anal opening, an internal hemorrhoid can cause severe pain. If you see blood in your stools, on the toilet bowl or paper, chances are, you could have internal hemorrhoids.

The external hemorrhoid is usually painful and feels like a hard, sensitive lump. Bleeding will occur when it is ruptured. The problem becomes severe when blood clot develops in external hemorrhoids and inflammation irritates the sensitive skin. This is called thrombosed hemorrhoids and can be very painful. Symptoms of external hemorrhoids are painful swelling or hard lump near the anus.

Regardless of whether you are suffering from internal or external hemorrhoids or whether your hemorrhoid is bleeding or thrombosed, you should get proper treatment or remedy as soon as possible. This is because hemorrhoids never go away untreated. A good hemorrhoid treatment should fulfill two objectives - it should provide instant pain relief as well as cure hemorrhoids permanently.

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