The other reasons that could cause this disorder could be pregnancy, a result of aging, constipation problem, and anal intercourse. This disorder could be classified into internal as well as external types. With the internal type, protrusion and bleeding can be caused and with the external type, there could be blood clotting.



The main symptom of this disorder will be bright red blood that is passed with the excreta, and it could also be very painful to do so. The patient may also experience irritation or itching of sorts. Almost fifty percent of the people may face this problem at sometime in their lives.

As with most disorders, hemorrhoids too can be treated in several natural ways. One main way is to soak in a tub with plain warm water. This can be done many times a day, and it can be done for ten minutes each time. It can also be treated with cream, and this has to be prescribed by a professional. It also has to be used only once a while.

Diet is a main part of treating hemorrhoids. A lot of fiber should be part of the diet, as it will help soften the stool. The patient must also drink a lot of water, and about six to eight glasses of water are recommended every day. The diet must also contain a lot of whole grains, fruits and vegetables.

There are several endoscopic as well as surgical methods to help treat hemorrhoids. One of them is the rubber band ligation, where a band is used to cut of circulation to the swollen area. This will help reduce the size of the tissues, and thus they will wither and shrink in size completely.

There are special devices that can be used to shrink the tissues too, and this method is called infrared coagulation. Injections are also a good method, and the injection will contain a certain chemical solution that helps reduce the tissues' size. It must be injected at the area of inflammation.

The surgical methods will include removing the hemorrhoids whether they are of internal or external type. If one does suffer from this disorder, they must always take the necessary precautions. If they find that they need to strain while passing excreta, and they have constant constipation, they must seek the help of a doctor immediately.

To be safer, the patient must also not rub or come in contact with the inflamed area, and must only allow a doctor to examine the lower rectum. There could be swelling that is very painful, and if tampered with, may cause greater pain. A good fiber supplementary will play an important role in helping treat the disorder.