Some facts about internal hemorrhoids
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Les hémorroïdes sont des muscles vasculaires situés à l'ouverture anale inférieure, aidant à retenir les selles. Il existe deux types : externes et internes, avec des symptômes de saignement interne et de douleur intense, classés en quatre grades selon leur gravité. Le traitement inclut des mesures préventives, des remèdes maison et des soins médicaux, tels que des injections, des ligatures élastiques et éventuellement une chirurgie.
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Some facts about internal hemorrhoids
- 2. They are the vascular muscles present at the lower anal opening which help in holding stool in the canal. Two type External Hemorrhoids Internal Hemorrhoids
- 3. Grown within the rectum, i.e. above pectinate line. Common symptom is internal bleeding and intense pain, especially after passing stool. Four different types as ◦ Grade I ◦ Grade II ◦ Grade III ◦ Grade IV
- 4. Grade I do not protrude out of the anal canal though they may bleed. Grade II move back inside the canal. Grade III have to be pushed back into the canal using a finger. Grade IV cannot be pushed back into the rectum and remain outside the canal.
- 5. Treated by prevention, home remedies or medical treatment. Take proper diet, regular exercise, plenty of water intake. Medical treatment like ◦ Injecting with a solution that will minimize their size ◦ Using rubber band ligation ◦ Using electric coagulation ◦ Surgery.
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